Impressive! Congratulations to your friend. Bruce
Thanks for the pics. If I remember correctly there are quite a few varieties of Monitors. Not sure why I never got one for my collection. Bruce
I never had a Monitor when I was collecting CWTs but always liked them. I'd love to see yours, ksparrow, if you can come up with a pic. Bruce
Well, twenty days is like a lifetime for not posting on CT.:D Bruce
Another great coin! The orientation reminds me of the older Irish coins. Whatever critter was on the coin was considered the reverse. The obverse...
Call it what you'd like but it's a nice coin anyway. Bruce
I found the image of the die and the associated wooden nickel (Crescent City CC). The die looks to be lead but I can't be sure. Bruce[ATTACH]
I like these "go-alongs", dwhiz. I have a die used to print wooden nickels for a coin club and an example of the finished product. I'll find an...
No doubt they're damaged to some extent. I'd also contact Heritage. They might surprise you and do something about it but likely they'll just give...
WOW!!...... What else can I say? Bruce
Good to hear from you, Z. Why don't you hang around a bit, Bruce
Not unusual for these heavier coins. A great example nevertheless, Randy. Bruce
I love these old cartwheels. The twopence are especially impressive. I have a couple in my collection but none this nice. Bruce
Yeah, I always liked the Higgins token too. A very nice group you have there. Bruce
I love the design of these walkers. Overall a nice lot of coins...mostly problem free with honest wear. Bruce
Don't put down your "decrepit' coins...my collections are very similar. The backbone of numismatics are what I call "blue collar" collections....
The one is more prominent on the overdates. I don't see it here. Bruce
Don't spoil it...just let him dream.:) Bruce
These Boutwell CWTs are very difficult to identify as to variety. Many types of "curly cues' and other design elements to decipher. A great...
Definitely exposed to some corrosive material. The spike in Washington's head was probably struck with a screw driver or chisel. Interesting coin....
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