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Here's the True View of another interesting piece I picked up, a William IV shilling in PCGS 55.

 

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Very nice

 

Maybe not coins per-se (Jetons) but I picked these up a number of years ago and kind of forgot I had them until just the other night when I ran across them again. The toning is much nicer in hand. The 1831's have a fantastic cameo contrast.

 

Wow!

 

That is such a cool design. Wow

 

Imaged today by Todd @ http://www.bluccphotos.com/ at the Dallas ANA show.

1788 Fulda Taler, Sede Vacante issue

 

wow! cool.

 

Haven't posted this one in a while. In hand, this thing is so bright and reflective that you wouldn't believe its real. But it is:

 

This one is my favorite toned coin in my collection Its a 1930 Icelandic 10 Kronur
Its now in a NGC holder with a MS-65 label.

 

Interesting. It doesn't seem to have a denomination (unless there's edge lettering?). I think I'd have probably called it a medal rather than a coin unless I knew otherwise.

 

Your right....The 10 Kronur is along the edge. It was intended to be a coin,,But it was never signed into law so some people call it a metal.

 

My first large gold Panda and the eye appeal, at least to me, is off the freakin' charts. For the first few days I couldn't stop randomly picking it up and just staring... I think I'm hooked on 'em now

 

Here are a couple coins I picked up in the 2nd half of 2015 for their eye appeal.

 

That 6d is amazing!

 

The luster on this is much stronger in hand - flashy and colorful:

 

Here is one of my favorites> AV 2 Dukaten 1578 Salzburg Archbishop Johann Jakob Khuen Von Belasi with Rudolf II Holy Roman Emperor still top boss! Love the Habsburg Double Headed Eagle!

 

1934 Wreath Crown....mintage of 932.....how many survive today???

 

150th Anniversary of the Penny Black Gold 5 Crown. I understand less than 199 were minted.