It's "Simply Circulated Sunday". Coins, Tokens or medals........

What happened to the "P" mm on the bottom picture? Magic eraser or something?

 

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It is a different coin, 1939 Doubled Monticello, I seemed to have misplaced the photo of the obverse.

 

Very well-circulated 1918-S with 2 feathers variety. The date is nearly obliterated, but it's still barely there.

1913-D type 2 buffalo, again with a date that's only legible under extreme magnification.

1926-S Buffalo, key date

1816 Large Cent, and amazing that they were able to make as many as they did considering the fire at the mint.

 

Almost the entire ribbon. It’s a nice one for sure. Thanks.

 

Better picture of the '18-S buffalo 2-feathers

 

Following Collecting Nuts 1893 O Morgan, recent buy for me. I don't have it yet. AU something?

 

1942-P Jefferson Nickel NGC AU58

 

I love silver war nickels, but I've got enough bad habits already.

 

I can do "circulated"!
First is a 1787 Fugio Cent. It's BAD. But if it wasn't, I couldn't have afforded it.
Second is a 1916 D Half. Not as worn as the Fugio, but worn. But, I didn't have one with the mint mark on the obverse, so it fills that slot until a better one comes along.

 

Found this one near an "old cellar hole" while metal detecting one day. It was a multiple large cent day. It was right where the owner might have parked their wagon or just horses. Anyways, it was under a big root, and I accidentally nicked it. It's a slick coin anyways.

 

No uncirc's on this machine so Robert Palmer will suffice in regard to past posts....

 

Here's my favorite one!