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A Trime that’s circulated.

 

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A circulated war nickel that split in half. I have both pieces.

 

A nice Seated Liberty circulated Half Dime.

 

A Twenty Cent circulated coin.

 

A nice Seated Liberty circulated Quarter, with Arrows.

 

A really nice circulated Bust Half Dollar.

 

A circulated Morgan Dollar with Doubled Lips.

 

Sunny and circulated.

 

A well circulated contemporary counterfeit.

 

That is one nice looking coin!

 

Not sure what happened to the Indian. Lamination issue maybe? A well-circulated 1884 Morgan, a so-called dollar but I forget the HK number. And another heavily circulated Morgan, I think 1896, not sure on the MM. I see some hints of an S under my scope, but it's hopeless to nail it down I think.

 

1866 Shield nickel with a nice die crack and what looks like a halfway filed-down cud. And a 1912-D V nickel that put some work in.

 

A few Maritimes tokens.

 

Oh, and an 1860-O Lib Seated half dime. PCGS estimated survival of 1000 coins. She deserves to sit down and rest with the amount of work she put in!

 

Received in change at a Hardies in the 1990s and given to me.

 

Adding in the information on the so-called dollar. Found it online again. Here's the excerpt for the website. Unfortunately, mine is in far worse shape than the example shown, but I still find it cool!

An argument could be made that since the reverse die has a G.A.R Grand Army of the Republic badge that it is a fraternal medal and should not be included as a So-Called Dollar. Originally included by Hibler & Kappen in the 1963 edition, the authors opted to leave it in as well, considering it more a centennial celebration medal than a G.A.R. related event. Engraved by Key. This particular medal has a clamp attached.

 

Thanks for this one, @SensibleSal66 ! Sorry about the lack of the sun in my coins, but I've got lots of circulated stuff that doesn't always get the limelight. Today was their day, though!

 

Found circulating in the 1970s by my old friend David Arnold. Given to me before he died from cancer.

 

Pulled from the register at the ice cream parlor some time around 1975. Run over by a Model T along the way.

 

No mint state coins here - from vf to AU58. I think first 6 are AU58 then 1802 is AU-53, VF25 and a nice XF coin.