[CLOSED] Chris B Wildman Giveaway 2 Prizes

There are 2 parts to this giveaway. I decided to try something a little bit different. Both giveaways are open to anyone. Completely free shipping to anywhere in the world. No cost of any kind to the winner.

Part 1

1. Type the words "entry post" at the top of your entry. You may reply to this thread multiple times, but only one entry post per contestant.

2. Tell me what your favorite coin in your collection is and why.

Most of you know that I am particularly fond of coins with the Wildman image. The winner of part 1 will get this coin:


Copper Wildman 1725 Pfenning from Brunswick-Lüneburg-Calenberg-Hannover

The drawing will be performed via random number generator sometime on August 21, 2022.

The contest is totally free and open to international contestants worldwide. There is no shipping charge.

Part 2

At the upcoming World's Fair of Money I will be working at table 528. It's a club table for the Indiana State Numismatic Association. Come over and introduce yourself. I'll give you a number. That will be your entry number.

The winner of this drawing also gets a Wildman. This one:



A 1785 dated 1/6 thaler of Brunswick-Lüneburg-Calenberg-Hannover

The drawing will be performed via random number generator sometime on August 21, 2022.

Same as part 1. The contest is totally free and open to international contestants worldwide. There is no shipping charge.

Any questions? Please ask.

 

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Entry post.

My favorite coin, or coin type rather, has to be the Lincoln Cent Matte Proof. Rare and fairly unique, they appeal to my liking of high grade early Wheat Cents. Plus, I am a huge fan of the grainy surfaces, which doesnt seem to have ever been very popular.

My first MPL was this 1912:

 

Thank you Chris for your generosity. That Pfenning coin looks amazing!

Questions:

1 - Is it one entry post for both drawings?

2 - Can the coin we like be a gov't issued bullion?

 

Entry post,thanks,that's a tough choice but it would probably be this.Its historical significance and as my 1st and only 8 Reale.

 

Entry Post

Thanks for the giveaway

One of my favorite coins has to be the half dime. I think they're cool because they were the first made and all of the designs are beautiful. They are fun to collect because they are so small and hard to find in high grades.

 

Entry Post. Thanks for the contest.

My favorite coin and the King of my collection is Belgium, 1832, 10 centimes. I love the majestic lion design. I like that it is a large coin. I like it because it is a grade rarity. Cost me $750.00 My most expensive coin to date.

 

Thank you @lordmarcovan. I reworded the instructions to make it a little clearer.

 

Nice one. Ilike me some big copper coins.

 

I like it. I have had a few shipwreck coins pass thru my hands but right now all I have is some copper plate money.

 

Entry Post: Thank you for the generous contest,
I've always liked the looks of the Peace Dollar, one of my favorite Eagle designs.

 

ENTRY POST
A very generous giveaway competition, thank you for the chance to win a great looking piece.
My favorite coin is this 1763 Saxony Conventionsthaler

 

Nice coin. But then, I like just about all German States coins.

 

German States/Baden I like the griffons... my 2nd favorite coin.

 

Somehow, I haven't seen one of these before. I can see why you like it.

 

ENTRY POST
This is just one of my favorites. I've always loved the design and this one is a good example of the error (three legged buffalo).

 

Entry Post.

As for a Favorite coin.
I don't have a picture, but I once got a Mercury Dime in a birthday card. It wasn't that it was in excellent condition, but it was the thought that counts.
I have the dime in a 2x2 with how I got it written on the outside.

 

Entry Post:
Thank you! My favorite coin in my collection is a 1955-D Cent with adhesive on the obverse... Why?... The only reason is because it was the coin that started my collection.