Your call. Less than a year or two, I suppose. But that's a moot point, since @Pickin and Grinin has given us a new theme. The "24-hour rule"...
Wow! I never noticed that before! :wideyed::watching: There's all kinds of stuff going on in that coat of arms that I never paid attention to!...
It's an emu. Think "Ostrich Lite". ;) Coins larger than 30 mm: Galba sestertius, ca. 68-69 AD. [IMG] New theme, using the same coin: coins of...
Jetons are indeed fun. :) I like the look of those copper ones. Here's a (slightly later) one in silver. Roughly US half dollar-sized....
And this C.D. Peacock HTT is what I got in my end of that swap for the Monitor. :) (PCGS MS63 BN) [IMG]
I thought you said you were gonna post an ugly half dollar. That's a fairly decent looking circ Barber half. Nice and original.
My other recent swap acquisition. :) United States: "1837" Hard times token, C.D. Peacock Jewelers, Chicago, PCGS MS63 BN. This is actually a...
My latest swap acquisition. [IMG] Larger obverse image Larger reverse image [IMG] So that's United States or 1834, next.
Been a while since I had a Crusader piece. I looked through my old pix. Last one I had was stolen from my antique mall booth several years back,...
Just Google-search that username. You'll find plenty of reading material.
You might find this interesting. Public service announcement. I have no connection to the seller, but have bought love tokens from him in the past.
I don't know what planet y'all hail from. Guacamole is the food of the gods, I say.
I plan to. :) And I'll eat your guacamole. You can keep all that shaved lettuce.
@Collect89 Your Entella and the first piece @TIF posted really knocked me back in my chair. They're stunners.
Since ancient horses weren't specified, I'll pile on two more from the Eclectic Box. No doubt they've been seen before (there's the downside of...
Actually, Coin A is the one I bought. I never bought coin B. This poll is just resurfacing because I'm showing the new set of photos I got for...
Counterstamped coin. [IMG] [IMG] New theme: Coins struck in other countries that are listed in the "Red Book" of United States coins. And...
Yay, @Paddy54! And, of course @Mad Stax!
It's fun to speculate on, but rather a moot point, since in 150 years every one of us in this discussion will be worm food - assuming the planet...
Do you have two 1966 cents with the L in LIBERTY gone, or just two threads about the same coin?
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