The Wolfeboro piece has me wondering now. Did Jim Ruddy ever issue an Ad piece for the country store he opened after he he left Bowers and Ruddy?
Correction, Country Store museum. Check out the ole boy. https://www.google.com/url?q=http:/...zRdnew&usg=AFQjCNGQF4uBUUaWRQVk7gJXDgV8B8LXzw
Like your rolled cents dwhiz. I like the fact that you can see some of the design elements of the coin itself. Can you make out the dates of the Lincoln Cents...I can't tell from the pictures. Bruce
Coin of the month Club. CSA commemorative medal. C/A, proof, (I hate proofs), German silver, 12.4 grms, 33mm I have more info on this that I got from Eric von Klinger when he was doing Readers Ask in CoinWorld. I'll post it as soon as I find it.
Coin-of-the-month club. According to Eric von Klinger, who I'm paraphrasing, the medal was issued by Merle Thiele of Sioux Falls, S.D. Thiele was upset that there were no commemorative coins, while stamp collectors got lot's of commemorative stamps. So he decided to issue his own and the Coin-of-the-month club would issue commemoratives on a regulat basis. However: "Nothing more about this venture was found in Coin World's news archives." My note: So, this issue may be the only hurrah for the Coin-of-the-month club. I hope this guy is stiill arround to see the commemorative zoo.
Alien quarter. This is supposed be Over-struck on a regular quarter. But below the neck, upside down are very shallow digits/letters that say: "1846 Education Foundation." I have no idea what that is about. Maybe it's a secret message From "Bob" Dobbs-"Gimme slack." ?