Actually, that's Old English, not cursive script. And while you could make an argument that that is a "C", to me it looks like an Old English...
And now 1877 or France. [IMG]
Ha! You're right! I had forgotten about that. Yes, the Crazy Sticker Guy sure did used to clutter up the categories, and I too would get...
@pragmatic's play was valid. The USA proof set token is fine. It says "1789" on it, even though that's not the actual date it was struck. Good...
There's no "winner" in this thread. It's not a contest. It's just "follow the leader". Either the same date or the same country. And I still...
Here. I'll play a 1789 coin. An Irish Cronebane halfpenny Conder token. So Ireland or 1789, next, then... [IMG]
I had a Turkish Zehri Mahbub (sp?) on the Holey Gold Hat, too, as it happens. from the 1790s AD. I forget what the exact AH date was. Sadly, I...
I saw a bunch of storks there in the marsh the other day. And there is one @Stork here, too, who I've known a good while. :)
Generally we post our own coins, but that is not a requirement that's carved in stone. Where are you getting "1806" from, though? We're at Great...
Wounded, but otherwise a nice black-and-white CircCam!
Page 4 of the album 1911-D Mintage 695,080. "LI...TY" shows, with "ER" partial. Ex-"Ajia" (Collectors Universe). [IMG] 1911-S Mintage...
Page 3 of the album 1905-O Mintage 505,000. 1905-S Mintage 2,494,000. "LI...TY" shows, with "..BER.." partial. Ex-"Ajia" (Collectors Universe)....
Page 2 of the album 1898-S Mintage 2,358,000. 1899-P Mintage 5,538,000. "LI...TY" shows. Ex-"Ajia" (Collectors Universe) [IMG] 1899-O Mintage...
Page 1 of the album 1892-P Mintage 934,000. 1892-O Mintage 390,000. 1892-S Mintage 1,029,028. 1893-P Mintage 1,826,000. "L....TY" shows....
This raw VG-F Barber half collection in a Dansco #7150 album was begun around Christmas of 2010. My minimum grade for this set was Very Good...
This was just my first love token collection. Things got even more interesting with the second, and I'm now starting a third. Check out the...
*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...
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