Post your extraordinary, unusual, technologically advanced, etc.. coins here.

It's a decent price. The set of 4 raw can be had for a little under $7 right now. If you were then to send them off to grade, it would be at least $17 per coin at NGC plus shipping, and invoice fee (let's estimate around $85 total). So you would have to spend over $90 for the coins and grading to have a chance of MS 70. That makes the listing decently priced.

I have seen one set of 4 graded MS 70 sell for about $75. So, if one watches the auctions, a deal may be possible. However, if one wants it now, $130 isn't unreasonable.

 

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What is MS 70 on a plastic coin???

 

I agree. I think you saw mine. I was gonna post it here until I saw yours. Congrats on finding one.

 

No idea how NGC judges it.
My thinking would be similar to any coin: no scratches, nicks, etc.

 

Yes, I think it was you. Thank YOU for "showing me the light".

 

Ghost ship #3 of 3...
The Mary Celeste... (stock photo)






A couple of ship pics to pay homage to the trilogy...

 

I really love the layout that they used to frame the ship picture area on those

 

I believe the view/perspective, is, you are viewing the ghost ship approaching, from a window/portal of the ship you are on. (I think anyway)

 

I think you're right, it does have the porthole look like the ship is approaching you. Their creative team did a very nice job coming up with that concept

 

@Chiefbullsit , would like to see a few of those holographic Carr pieces, and anything else unusual you might have, if you don't mind. I'd like to think that this thread Will be worth revisiting from time to time, so adding those beauties would be cool. Also goes to others reading this, if it's unusual in your opinion, no limits, post it.

 

@dwhiz , how about posting some of your hobo train pics???

I'm posting this for you.

 

No problem

 

How about some Owls

 

Did you say eclipse, I owned it far a few days and yes I sold it.

 

Wow, that's a very detailed obverse. Almost like frozen in carbonite. nice medal.
The reverse is awesome also.

 

Part of a series honoring coin engravers from the past. Produced by the Medalic Arts Co. 7oz. .999 silver.





Have posted this one many times, but still awesome.

 

And we're back... (another Saturday, another coin)...

 

Oops, forgot to post the coin...




The first three in the Destiny series, the Raven, the Dragon, and the Shield, (available soon). All share the same reverse. (Knight) shown below.

 

This is one of the more unusual "plastic ivory" token that circulated. Cocos (Keeling) islands now administrated by Australia despite being geographically closer to South East Asia.