It's "Metal Health Monday!". Post your coins please.....

Hello to all my friends! Today is Monday and a brand-new daily thread.
It's "Metal Health Monday!". With all the craziness of the Gold and Silver market, I came up with ingenious idea for a thread. All you have to do is post a coin(s) that are made of metal. Maybe a new acquisition or something that you've been hanging on to for some time.
This my 1885O Morgan dollar that I plan on gifting to a cousin in Florida. She's sort of a newbie collector, so I will send her some coins to collect and hopefully cherish them long after I'm gone some day. My wife/son has no interest in these roundish metal objects that we go crazy over day after day.
( Here is the perfect song for all the craziness ). No swearing, just singing it load and proud!

 

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Alrighty then, these are coins with metal health issues!

 

Here's a big lump of metal for Metal Monday.

George III (1760-1820) - Crown 1819, LX edge - Mint: London - Obverse: Laureate head right - Reverse: St. George on horseback, rearing left, holding reins and sword, slaying the dragon below right - gr. 28,31 - Lightly cleaned, otherwise extremely fine DAV. 103. SCBC 3787

 

It’s metal just not in the shape of a coin.

 

Here’s more.

 

Metal on a rock, iron pyrite or fools gold. On a fossil and in its crystal form.

 

Toned metal. Silver and copper.

 

Metal that were quarters and waffled by the mint.

 

A failed mint experiment.

 

Metal from Israel. The first in a series.

 

Ancient metal.

 

A few with errors.

 

No errors. Gold and copper.

 

A coin on a rock next to a starfish fossil.

 

random metal on the desk