Here are some assorted Depression-era sales tax tokens from US states, in just about any material but copper, silver or gold. There's aluminum,...
Here. Let me sweeten up Prize #3 a little bit. In addition to a few red BU USA Wheat cents, Prize #3 will also include this 1936-H British West...
Wow. Silly, maybe, but perceptive, too. I wouldn't have noticed that in a century, but now that you've pointed it out, I can't unsee it. Funny...
Yes, I had an inkling that these were pretty darned rare. I never had William I in my old English/British monarchs set. Stephen was about the...
Hey, nice lookin' out on the possible "graffiti" on the griffin in Coin B. My eye didn't pick up on that. That would certainly be a dealbreaker...
Oh, definitely.
Side note: those first three moving images in the OP were the very first animated GIFs I've ever made! It's true that the first GIF/fourth...
Ah, excellent. I am very happy to hear this. Thank you. This matter is now concluded, I'm happy to say. :) Umm... well... :sorry: ......
"Overly dramatic?" You bet. It would have been far better to dispose of the things quietly, before it all went bad. But by the time it had gone...
I want one of those.
True, but I don't own a gun, and maybe it's a good thing I don't, because of my semi-scary encounter with an aggressive and dangerous road-rager...
They might've been silver, or merely silver plated. I have seen them described both ways online. In case anyone else is curious, I suppose some...
I shall henceforth refer to my silly, unnecessary, and overpriced plastic rectangles as "acrylic sarcophagi". I like that. It has a pleasantly...
Yep. But there was still a craftsman, and some sweethearts, and a story there. Not everyone had the skills to do this, after all. And the...
Just don't do this. Sulfuric fumes can turn your silver black. [ATTACH]
Yes, I Googled the two types you posted and saw some other appealing recent issues, as well. Great stuff. I could've been tempted into an...
His in the OP is a sight better than the one I had in my old Twelve Caesars set, for sure. [ATTACH]
But at least you could take a bubble bath with it.* Gold doesn't corrode or oxidize, after all.
Methinks I am sorely lacking in the elephant department.
I have a hunch that @willieboyd2's example might be a unique one-off piece, whereas the OP piece I sold @Numismat was a "stock design", maybe even...
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