Just too far for me but I would love to go.
Good for you!
I didn’t even know I had this one as it was in a box that was sealed in 2016. I just opened the box the day I started this thread. I’ve found some...
I don’t know the entire story. From what I read I don’t think anyone else really knows either. There are different varieties and that’s easy to...
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In the last 45 minutes I have done a little more research and over a hundred years later there is still a controversy about the Hart company.
That would be my guess. I just like the Camp Snoopy.
I appreciate that but what I’m talking about it in the Yeoman’s Red Book.
Yes it has 6 sides but it also had my name on the shipping label along with my PO Box number. lol
The easy way to remember is he died on what is now tax day, April 15.
I bet you’ll be checking more vending machines from now on. Just hit the coin return level first. That’s a great find.
The scratches are damage. My antique shop sells Buffalo Nickels for $.50 each. I don’t put any out but I have hundreds of them. The guy does...
I can’t remember where I picked them up but it wasn’t Camp Snoopy. A nice little souvenir piece. Edited for spelling
Knott’s Camp Snoopy Penny In A Bottle. Or should I say Cent In A Bottle? This one has red paint on the bottle but they also came in blue. This one...
I’m not sure who made it but it’s from the Hart’s Coins of the West Series sold in Seattle in 1909 at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
Thanks. I bought it 5 years ago in an auction and at a good price. Never saw one until this one and I haven’t seen one since. I do like it. :)
Dipped to long or cleaned will cause that look. Nice die crack.
What exactly caused this? Only the person(s) and the coin itself will ever know but it’s Just plain damaged.
Just worn and damaged but not by a train.
Damaged by so many different things I can’t in all honesty say what really happened. But it’s still worth ten cents.
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