Nice grey toning. I like it.
This. Nice haul!
Great!
There were lots and lots of medals and tokens struck for the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. That's a neat one. Haven't seen that design before.
WOW. What a set! Yep. Sad but true. I steer clear of Chinese coins unless they're something like inexpensive cash coins I can get for two or...
With your 1873 birthyear, I certainly hope you saved one of these. ;) Oh, wait, there IS only one. Was it you who preserved it for posterity? Cool.
Eh, even if copper ain't as valuable as you thought it was, you're still having fun with the rounds, so why not. I wouldn't call 'em a good...
I see he has a Shield nickel in there, too, between the Barber quarter and half. One With Rays. So an 1866 or 1867. Always nice to have a With...
Wow, you're exactly 100 years older than my wife! :oldman::p
Yes, I thought "dryer coin", too, but since the edge and rims weren't so dramatically flattened and rolled up, I wasn't sure. That would...
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Here you go! Still not optimal, but a little better. I have updated Post #2 to include these and @Paddy54's Prize C addition. [IMG] [IMG]
Oh no! Cuteness overload! *bwoop!* *bwoop!* *bwoop!* :cat: Too adorable for words.
Exactly. As modern pieces, they have no historic value, which original WW2-era pieces might arguably have had. They are therefore in slightly...
Slightly misaligned dies, I believe. Probably not enough to command much of a premium. I'm not an error specialist, however, so I'll defer to...
Sometimes it's a soft strike, but sometimes, as I suspect in this case, it's a result of wear. With this particular example, it looks like extra...
Those Bern(?) counterstamps are supercool! Hadn't seen that sort of counterstamp before.
(Edit: removed my discussion of the original Prize A. Prize A has been updated. See Post #2 for the updated prize list.)
Nothing - these are all common Lincoln Memorial cents - but the coin you found, despite not being worth very much (not to mention challenging to...
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