Let's see your exonumia!

Here's a Morgan Dollar I've had for years

 

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Thank You

 

Thanks for the compliment and information

 

"There was a forum moderated by Robert Stump who authored a book called: Pop Out Repousse Coins"

"There are some threads here about these. I found this one."

Thanks for the useful information.

 

"Repousse"-I've come across that word before.

Great Britain - Charles II Medal, MI 1:457, Eimer-210. Silver shell, 70 mm. Embarkation at Scheveningen. Produced with substantial relief, design by Peter Abele and signed with his quatrefoil rather than his monogram. The medal consists of two repoussé plates joined at the edge by a broad rim.

 

Digging the wavy hair and stash

 

Whoa... "Captain Hook" from "Peter Pan", anyone?

 

You nailed it with that comment.

 

Here are two from the latest batch out of the bargain bin counter


From 1954, there was two of each so I bought them all for trading material. With the slogan on the first one, Somebody should remind the company about that with the cost of them now a days.

 

Aye, the scurvy Capt. Hook died from
jock itch.

 

Should have posted it on Friday since that was the national talk like a pirate day so I guess we could declare today type like a pirate day

 

Arghh! Don't know what it means but it's definitely "pirate speak".

Bruce

 

Hook + scratching

 

"If you PM me with an address Frank I'll be glad to send you on"

Bruce,

Many thanks for sending the unique tokens you created. I like them all!
And very professional packaging.

Mike

 

A pair of uniface impressions of Pistrucci's Waterloo medal.

 

I received a wonderful package, personalized in the mail.

Many thanks.

 

Thanks for the nice card and stamps Frank. I appreciate it.

Bruce

 

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Plastic,gold color 1974-76