Only the 1946 and 1958-D are Wheat cents. The rest are Memorial cents. Harshly cleaned like that, they're all worth face value: 1 cent apiece.
@daveydempsey beat me to it. Nice work.
@Paddy54 - the two Canadian silver 5c "fishscales" I mentioned to you once are both in there. Both have only the 65-cent starting bid as of this...
A few items here. Started at 65 cents. All but one are still at that price as of this message.
Cannons or chickens, continued. Here's three cents' worth of chicken. [ATTACH]
Cannons. (Or cockerels/chickens.) [ATTACH]
Edit - posted too late. I'll switch. Nice one, @PaddyB!
Just one of those idiosyncrasies, I suppose. Seems like putting dates on coin dies didn't fully catch on until the latter portion of the 17th...
I also once found a grungy Wheat that seemed to be a 1914. In fact, it was. In pretty nice shape, too. Excitingly, there was a little "blip"...
That one is probably a full thaler, while mine is a smaller denomination (quarter-thaler). The thalers had dates while the quarter-thalers like...
Just a picture of the edge would suffice.
OK, yes, I can sort of see what appears to be a tiny curved mark in the blurry photo. Interpreting that as the 9 in the date of a 1941 Canadian...
:greedy::greedy::greedy::greedy::greedy:
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I like that Claudius and both Elagabalus pieces, especially the second. They're all nice.
Continuing swords theme. Played this before, but so what. German States (Teutonic Order): silver 1/4-thaler of Grand Master Maximilian of...
Authenticating cast coinage must be a real beast in terms of difficulty. Would be for me, anyway.
Oh, that's right. I do seem to recall reading something about that once. What a strange error.
I have never seen one of those.
June 16, 2018: Update Summary We have had 4 arrivals and 1 departure since last time. Number of coins as of last update: 35 Number of coins as...
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