BTW, @dwhiz- that 1928 Peacebuck I got from you is nice. Nicer in hand than the pix. Thanks.
I still haven't seen one, though to be fair, I haven't been looking really hard, either.
Well, the 1833 token commemorated the resettlement of free African Americans to Liberia, but it had a monetary function. Note that it has the...
I hope those thieves 1) didn't get much, and 2) got caught. Beautiful mountain pictures. Thanks. As to the vintage Lucite "boot" with pennies...
Yes, that is a San Francisco mintmark.
Metal detecting older sites is a fun way of finding older local tokens. I've managed to dig up quite a few interesting ones from my hometown(s)...
Guatemala, going incognito. [IMG] [IMG]
Cool! It does indeed look like a strikethrough.
Well worth it, I say.
It indeed Faroe Islands, as shown in my link. (I looked it up.)
Indeed. Quite an interesting issue. Here is a proof 1847 Liberian cent, which I believe was their first regular issue coin. This one (PCGS PR65...
Yep. PMD. Damage from a counting/rolling machine.
That has to make up for the last 2,000 Bicentennial quarters and roadkill modern "error" coins, huh?
Does sorta look like Zorro and Tom Jefferson had a disagreement, and Zorro won, now that you mention it! [IMG]
I like the "coins on a coin" theme. That Chinese coin is cool. I had not seen that type. PS- I had to look up Føroyar, though I knew it had to...
Well, at least the Utah quarter covered it. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
It's intriguing, but difficult (at least for me) to determine whether that's damage (most likely) or a prominent strikethrough error (much less...
Au contraire, mon ami- I work all graveyard shifts, so it's time for my lunch break, not bedtime! (But I do look forward to the latter, sometime...
Did that walk into your shop recently? Must've been a refreshing change, if so.
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