Here is one for all you trekkies [IMG] [IMG] on a quarter And another interesting elongated on a US .02 cent piece. [IMG] [IMG] I love the clear...
Yes it is always nice to have options, I have thought about bootcamp wife's installation never worked right. Problem is my computer guy (son) quit...
I was turned on to photoscape for PC's from somebody on this forum. As things have a way of doing. The PC started having problems at the same time...
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Does anybody remember these and does anybody either collect them of have them laying around? I had a bunch at one point, but I think my mother...
Me neither, I'm strictly a bargain bin, LCS, flea market,garage sale kind of collector!
+1 yep somebody with to much time on their hands a little light on the brains department.
The biggest problem is likely the same thing it has been with the reintroducing of the $2.00 bills, dollar coins, halves, and the large dollar...
In the metro Detroit area, the armor car companies that most banks deal with and they can only order what they have in stock. When the casino were...
D whiz I have the bronze ash tray counterpart to that one no advertising. Have to see if I can find it. And photo it
I'm on CCF and find it interesting I only do tokens so some times it is a little slow in that area but it seems to be the forum people with the...
What does it mean if you see both at the same time ? A split personality?;)
As Dwiz's Delaware River joint toll bridge token above here is the same one, I just picked up in the bargain box. Seems the obverse is camera shy...
Then I think you are correct unless one pops up with direct attribution.
Did you get it from a local source? Or was it a flea bay purchase? The cost of the show 5¢ probably puts it anywhere in the late 30's to 40's...
Four local to me souvenir half and dollar tokens in Macomb and Oakland county Michigan [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
A couple of lucky penny pieces. [IMG] [IMG] And a copper round casino dollar [IMG]
This is one of those commercial businesses that try to hide behind an Official sounding names. Googling it shows that it has 1to4 employees and...
Two elongated nickles from the state coin club, some times the backs are more interesting. [IMG] [IMG]
It was so named because it was the principal slaughterhouse for what was predominantly a sheep raising area.
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