Post your oddballs !!

I wouldn't clone it even if it was legal...

Ruben

 

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you should fix the color with the gimp...

Ruben

 

I can guarantee that is photoshopped. That is not possible.

 

I can guarantee you it is NOT never ever. Want to see the whole piece?

 

Nice Buffalo Larry, WOW !!

 

Okay, I posted this a while ago. Now I just adjusted the lightness in order to show someone's handywork. Any ideas how this was done??:headbang:
zg

 

That's amazing how much it has changed. Kinda sad, even though it is AT it was beautiful, It's still cool though, I wouldn't give it away.

 

This:



I still cannot find anything related to this (other than a similar coin struck in Leningrad mint) as well in any pattern catalog.

 

Here;s one a canadian oddball
Jazzcoins Joe

 

Here's some more oddballs
Jazzcoins Joe:vanish::vanish::vanish:

 

Kamnaskires-Orodes
Kingdom of Elymais
AE drachm – 16mm
c 150 AD
bust facing with long beard wearing diademed tiara; to right, pellet within crescent above anchor with two bars
series of dashes
Alram 478, Sear GIC 5910

Rather odd reverse design!

 

It would be odd if it was actually round

Ruben

 

Here is an oddball I got from pocket change a few months ago.

 

Its a counter strike. I'm familiar with that symbol, but don't know the sourse. Maybe the Maisons?

Ruben

 

Ask Peter

 

Almost positive it is a Masons. But note the condition and the year of the coin. Strange that it would be in that shape if countermarked in 1953, and why 1953? perhaps a birthyear or some othe significance. strang to find in circulation. Pocket change is still an amazing source. Picked this up yesterday in change from a gas station. Is the econmy geting so bad that some are breaking out rolls or busting up collections? I still need practice with the camera, but this still has the mint shine in 2008.

 

AH - very good. Worth keeping. I've been posting a bunch of these....on just this theme...stuff ulled directly from circulation.

In 1953 the Maisons discovered the Body of Mohamed and laid it to rest along with Vincent Van Gough.

Ruben

 

More likely it was just the year that the Mason who owned that coin joined his lodge.

 

How would you know that .....

 

I read a lot of Sherlock Holmes.