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Pretty sure that an octagonal Ike would win by universal acclaim. It may have, that is until bd251 and triggersmob stepped up.  Now I can honestly say no Ikes were harmed during this round of YAFG.  |
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United States
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Nice ones, triggersmob! And jbuck, we'll be the judge of that. Just do it!  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Nope.  |
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Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Jbuck can you send that off to a coin grading company and get it verified. :)
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Bedrock of the Community
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 jbuck I was going to do the same thing to taunt you, but you're quicker than me! Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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bd251, those are really sweet! And they are in excellent condition. You are the leader at this point, for both beauty and aesthetics. Thank you for sharing your treasures with us! Thanks! This is a series that I "accidentally" started collecting a few months ago. I have two others, but already had this nicely arranged picture from a recent purchase. These tokens didn't circulate due to hyperinflation at the time. The designs are beautiful, especially the buildings. |
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Jbuck can you send that off to a coin grading company and get it verified. :) Already shipped it. Quote: jbuck I was going to do the same thing to taunt you, but you're quicker than me!  |
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I think that this version has run it's course. I nominate bd251 as winner because of that beautiful display of tokens. triggersmob had a nice selection, too. As for jbuck's submission....  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Busy holiday weekend. I'll post something on Tuesday if everyone is good with that.
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I nominate bd251 as winner because of that beautiful display of tokens. I agree!  Quote: As for jbuck's submission.... Quote:
Busy holiday weekend. I'll post something on Tuesday if everyone is good with that.   |
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Nova Scotia halfpenny token 1843  Location 3 - Nova Scotia 2 - Other Canadian Province 1 - Canada Denomination 3 - Halfpenny 2 - Copper/bronze coin over 25mm 1 - face value of 1/100 or smaller, any metal Date 3 - 1843 2 - 1833-1853 1 - 1803-1883 Additional points +1 - token +1 - has a hole (as minted or post mint) +1 - image of a thistle This round will end on Friday June 2 at noon forum time |
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1834 Half Cent 3 - Halfpenny (half cent, I assume it counts) 2 - 1833-1853 5 Points. |
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1832 George IV Nova Scotia One Penny Token. Probably a contemporary counterfeit, as the weight (14.98 g) and diameter (33.58 mm) are below those listed on Numista for authentic tokens, but within the range they list for cast counterfeits.   8 points: 3 - Nova Scotia 2 - Copper/bronze coin over 25mm 1 - 1803-1883 +1 - token +1 - image of a thistle Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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