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Posted 09/07/2016 10:25 pm
That's a sadly pretty coin there Dsfreeworld. I simply wanted to show Coinfrog and perhaps others that coins with holes are collector coins. It's simply a matter of who the collector is and what he collects.
Whereas I've assembled sets of coins with counterstamps, friends of mine have assembled 7070 type sets with holes and with engravings, love tokens. Every collection starts with "one." Perhaps, our OP will someday start a holed type set?
As an aside, I once bought a holed love token from a dealer's junk box. It cost me $3. It was an 1873 Liberty Seated quarter with arrows in VF condition. I no longer own it. It's an exceedingly rare coin that a dealer considered junk. One man's trash can be another's treasure!
Whereas I've assembled sets of coins with counterstamps, friends of mine have assembled 7070 type sets with holes and with engravings, love tokens. Every collection starts with "one." Perhaps, our OP will someday start a holed type set?
As an aside, I once bought a holed love token from a dealer's junk box. It cost me $3. It was an 1873 Liberty Seated quarter with arrows in VF condition. I no longer own it. It's an exceedingly rare coin that a dealer considered junk. One man's trash can be another's treasure!
Edited by ExoGuy
09/07/2016 10:26 pm
09/07/2016 10:26 pm
