Some of my Collection

Team,

I've loaded some of my collection at this location http://www.coincommunity.org/gallery/index.php?cat=10110 if you care to take a look at some neat Bust Halves, Gold, Ancients, and other Various Coinage. If you don't give a damn, just disregard this post, LOL...

Take Care
Ben

 

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Hello,
I've been visiting your gallery, it's...interesting to find such various coins at the same place
The one I prefer is the Elagabal tetradrachm

Cucumbor

 

I like to keep the viewer guessing, LOL

B

 

Hey Bone! Thanks for sharing. I really like the toning on your 1889 Morgan. It looks like you collect about like me...whatever catches your eye at the time (and every once in a while try to put together a set ).

 

Bone, nice collection of bust halves. I'm still cruising along on my set. I'll be up to 5 coins in a couple of days with the arrival of an 1817. I'm crossing my fingers for an overdate...especially the 1817/4. I'll keep dreaming I guess.

Anyway, I love all the coins and wish you the best on the rest of the coins you get.

 

nice collection...real eclectic.

 

I like the 1921 peace dollar. I have to pick up a circulated one one of these days.

 

Ben mate they are great

De Orc :bow:

 

I really like that 1774 Netherlands six Stuiver
Very Nice Bone

 

Impressive, nice selection of gold pieces too.

 

Thanks everyone for chiming in

Some of the gold was purchased when I took 'Mr. Peabody's WayBack Machine', to cheaper times in the 80's LOL The rest of it was inherited from my dad and grandfather.

Again, thanks for looking
Ben

 

Ben did mr. Peabody have his boy Sherman with him very nice coins ?

 

No, but I did swing by Bullwinkle's place and pickup Boris Badenoff

B

 

So what's your address again? And times you tend to be away from your home?

 

outstanding!

 

That Natasha sure was a looker, it is so easy to tell how old someone is by there post, some members here were born thirty years after that great show.

 

Oh, I'm 45 about to be 46 and really don't care if anyone know how old I am As far as cartoons as a kid, Saturday mornings were the day!!! We could only get three channels (We lived WAY OUT in the country) on our TV set and had one of those antennas with the motorized clicker. I can remember the programs still. Early morning was Garner Ted Armstrong or Lance Link then (06:00) the Three Stooges (B&W) till 0700, then Wiley Coyote and the RoadRunner for 30 minutes then Underdog, Rocky & Bullwinkle, either Mr Magoo or Mr Peabody, then Captain Kazngaroo, then it was time to head outside and go fishing or play in the treehouse

Ben