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<p>[QUOTE="brokecoinguy, post: 3001801, member: 85775"]After reading this I'll definitely have to dig in to your previous posts. My love for history is what got me in to coin collecting, and my profession, so I really appreciate you giving some insight as to how and why you collect. As much as I love pristine examples of any particular coin there is just something to be said about a well worn, circulated, and in this case counter-stamped piece. It provides physical evidence that the coin served its intended purpose and then some. The counter-stamps just take it one step further by giving you these little clues as to who may have held these coins and where they ended up. Reminds me somewhat of hard times tokens, acting as "little billboards." Although I'm sure attributing a counter-stamp is much harder. Thank you for sharing!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Still a better cellphone photo than most can achieve! Great example, thanks for playing along![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="brokecoinguy, post: 3001801, member: 85775"]After reading this I'll definitely have to dig in to your previous posts. My love for history is what got me in to coin collecting, and my profession, so I really appreciate you giving some insight as to how and why you collect. As much as I love pristine examples of any particular coin there is just something to be said about a well worn, circulated, and in this case counter-stamped piece. It provides physical evidence that the coin served its intended purpose and then some. The counter-stamps just take it one step further by giving you these little clues as to who may have held these coins and where they ended up. Reminds me somewhat of hard times tokens, acting as "little billboards." Although I'm sure attributing a counter-stamp is much harder. Thank you for sharing! Still a better cellphone photo than most can achieve! Great example, thanks for playing along![/QUOTE]
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