Today's delivery

Todays' delivery looked like this:

 

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Out of a group of 34 IHC's came an 1880, an 1895, and these two, that are worth mention.

 

Here are two 1870 10 centimos coins from Spain with laminations. the first is on the very worn Obv. the second is very prominent on the Rev.

Then there is one of each year for this design of the 5 centimos

 

Here are a really nice 1901, and a decent 1910 Canadian Large cent

 

There were several 1870 2 centimos coins. Most of the Spanish coppers are 1870, all denominations. Some appear to have been dug.

Also a pair of 1921 Canadian small cents

 

A Canada 1910 5 cent silver that I believe is the "round leaves" variety,

followed by

an 1896 Una Peseta from Spain

 

Spanish 1885 Una Peseta and a pair of 1910 50 centimos coins

 

The best of a roll of teens/twenties wheats, including a nice 1919 with a... strike through? Lamination? damage? tough call.... on the Reverse.

 

Here's an 1810 half cent and a group of three 1867 shield nickels

 

looks like a pretty nice lot

 

The 1919-D looks to be damaged.

 

Nice haul. All I got today was an Onza.

 

Thanks for sharing all the photos & sharing some of the fun of going through the coins.

I agree with Tom B that the 1919-D has reverse damage. When placed in a Whitman folder, you don't have to see the reverse anyway. :devil:

 

Nice lot !! May I ask how much ?

 

sure you can.

 

Just kidding lol That was the best of the lot, but not everything there was.

 

Here's a complete list:

except there were four 2 centisimos coins, and "british lg pennies mixed dates" at least to me implies more than one. But there was only one and it was nothing of note.

 

Think I got a deal or overpaid

 

Deal, silver alone covers your nut.

 

Thanks Ripley!

I will reiterate the question for more opinions.