*Whew!* OK, so there they all are, reposted. Thanks.
Only 36,000 dimes were struck in 1880, and only at Philadelphia. It is a rare coin, but even more so as a host for a love token.
"Marshside Stork" (love token on 1861 USA Seated dime) [IMG] Host coin: 1861 USA Seated dime, holed. Obverse: Seated Liberty, unaltered, with...
1890 "SPL" (or SPI?) monogram on high grade host coin. Ex-"oscarsaab" (eBay). Total mintages: 11,334,027. [IMG] 1891 "CEB" script initials,...
1880 Key date. Rare, especially as a love token. "C", "I" (or "J"), & "L" in monogram with ornamental border. I cherrypicked this piece in a...
1870 Likely scarce as a love token. "B", "B", and "W" in monogram. Ex-Sunday & Sunday Antiques (goantiques.com). Total mintages: 520,500. [IMG]...
1861 "RWS" with marsh scene and stork. These stork pictorials might have once been christening gifts. Not only do I live in the coastal...
1850 Old English "P" in concentric circles. From a bulk lot purchased on eBay. Total mintages: 2,441,500. [IMG] 1851 Old English "L" within...
1840 Monogram with three letters. One is obviously a "K". The others could be "A" and "R" but it's hard to say. Late 2011 acquisition, provenance...
1837 "C", "L", & "M" in monogram. Gift from Greg Capps "savoyspecial", (Collectors Universe). Total mintages: 682,500. [IMG] 1838 "Toler" in...
[IMG] I've been a "holey" coin collector since the millennium. In the course of buying holed coins for my famous “Holey Coin Vest”, I came across...
One can often snap up some good "scraps" around where the larger, more elite creatures feed. I've done it a time or two myself. ;)
Um. Yeah. Six million bucks is just a teensy bit beyond my price parameters. ;) Just a teeny-weeny-little-tiny bit. LOL If I ever have six...
Whew! It took me all morning to transfer those from the shipwreck of the old CU thread. All that work for a bunch of coins I sold years ago!...
Thanks. I didn't have to sell it, but since Victoria wasn't that interested in it, I used it to start much of the new "Eclectic Box" collection....
I am quite often proven correct when assuming things about my own ignorance. :P
You are a master of understatement, @ancientcoinguru! ;)
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