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Wow, that's quite a pile of copper - it looks like fun, 1960NYGiants!
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Whoa! If their attribution has never been narrowed down further than the Breton numbers on those holders, you could find yourself tripping over some pretty scarce coppers. The LC-58's, for example, the NS-3's, etc., etc.
Happy hunting, Gene!
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Nice acquisitions!  Errers and Varietys.
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Condition wise, this is the highest grade piece from the lot. Province of Canada 1857 one penny, Ch PC-6D. I think it is Courteau #292 (R8) except it does not have the dot above the horse's left knee. Maybe Franck aka: ainsivalavie can confirm.   |
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That is a real beauty!
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Bedrock of the Community
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Very nice, 1960NYGiants! Errers and Varietys.
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Agree very nice coin, congrats
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Wow, Gene! You done really good again, as my Okie friends would say. Then, I guess that you aren't going to be interested in the 50 or so I gave Gidjit on facebook to sell.
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Here's a couple of scarcer Bouquet Sou varieties. LC-20A1, Br671 JH Roy. Low grade with hairlines from an old cleaning.   LC-21, Br680. With the fine pitting of environmental damage.   |
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Nice additions, 1960NYGiants! Errers and Varietys.
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@1960NYGiants: Condition wise, this is the highest grade piece from the lot. Province of Canada 1857 one penny, Ch PC-6D. I think it is Courteau #292 (R8) except it does not have the dot above the horse's left knee. Maybe Franck aka: ainsivalavie can confirm. @1960NYGiants:The obverse does appear to be the variety Courteau #292. However, I'm not sure about the reverse, so I need more details. Can you email me higher resolution photos of the obverse and reverse? (The ones on the forum are too small) Thank you. That said, it's a beautiful token. I'm sorry if my English isn't perfect... I'm learning a little more every day.
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04/02/2025 11:22 pm
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Working through my numerous Wellies I've found a few decent penny and halfpenny examples out of the "Field Marshal" series. This particular large penny type is undated but presumed to have circulated 1812-1815 alongside all the other Wellington tokens that were issued in Britain and Ireland and found their way to Canada with and/or for the garrisoned troops, according to some exonumismatographers.*
This specimen is quite noticeably overstruck on a Bristol Patent Sheathing Nails token and is considered pretty rare in this condition, per Charlton's $$$ scale. That's supported by the RRR scarcity rating in Withers.
I don't know what flavor of MS this would be, but I sure can't find any wear on it. (I always look at the seated woman's right thumb for subtle clues!) Any thoughts on that?Charlton WE-4A2, Breton, 970, Withers 1490c. * That's the fancy eight-syllable technical term for "I read it somewhere."
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Great pickups, Gene, and it looks like you're having a lot of fun. Hope you find a few more keepers!
"If everything seems to be under control, you're just not going fast enough."
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Beauty!
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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