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My old Canadian tokens.
Gentlemans, I have a couple of canadian tokens and I want to share them with You.
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Bank of Upper Canada, one halfpenny 1852.
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Province of Nova Scotia, one penny 1840, portrait of the Victoria the Queen.
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w/out the penny we'd all
SM, Anyway of brightening up the pictrues? I know if they are dark coins it is hard, but I can't see a thing? Sorry.
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Registry fever
Nice, thanks for sharing, your Nova Scotia token looks like an E2 variety. Medium "O"
$30ish?
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And your Upper Canada One cent token is a Large 2. Is your coin upright on both sides? Or is one side flipped upside down?
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 Originally Posted by snaz Nice, thanks for sharing, your Nova Scotia token looks like an E2 variety. Medium "O"
$30ish? I bought this coin for 28$.
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 Originally Posted by snaz And your Upper Canada One cent token is a Large 2. Is your coin upright on both sides? Or is one side flipped upside down? One side flipped upside down (on 180 degrees).
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Numismatist?
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I have one like your but mine is an 1852 and I have a larger one that's an 1857. I'll put them up later. This is the last one I got from Canada on ebay for $20 and change. One of my favs. It was listed as a Breton but I don't really know, I just liked it. -
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 Originally Posted by fretboard I have one like your but mine is an 1852 and I have a larger one that's an 1857. I'll put them up later. This is the last one I got from Canada on ebay for $20 and change. One of my favs. It was listed as a Breton but I don't really know, I just liked it.  Cool! I never saw it before.
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off to work we go
Very nice tokens guys.
I only have one from Newfoundland, an 1846 Rutherford token...  -
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 Originally Posted by Siberian Man One side flipped upside down (on 180 degrees). Cool, that means it was minted in Heaton, as opposed to the RCM.  Originally Posted by hiho Very nice tokens guys.
I only have one from Newfoundland, an 1846 Rutherford token...  One of my favorites Hiho, is it a medal or coinage axis?
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