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A Continuing Thread ~ Post Your Tokens, Medals, Exonumia Acquisitions

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... this "fantasy coin" I found on (but did not buy from) Etsy a few years ago...saved it to share with some of my bluegrass-pickin' friends.
Very interesting!
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Thank you, Daltonista. . .my father was once a factory general manager in Dalton, GA, and I visited there on my way between US Army Europe and the Advance Course at Fort Huachua, AZ.

I recall there were an awful lot of neatly manicured yards that needed riding mowers. . .
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Very interesting, daltonista.
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Not sure if this qualifies for the thread but this P&W emblem was off of the engine of one of my grandfather's Ag Cats.
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19th Century Apothecary Weight - H. Troemmer. 1 Scruple = 20 Grains. I already have the 3 scruples weight.

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Nice one, otto! That reminds me that I have a few of these apothecary weights - two scruples and 1/2, 1 and 2 drachms that I need to photograph.
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Hondo, I'd like to see them!
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Very nice, otto.
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Really nice apothecary weight!

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Hondo, I'd like to see them!

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Got the bronze version of the silver medal I already owned, depicting the visit of Queen Emma with her daughter, the crown princess Wilhelmina, to Utrecht (1892).
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Absolutely fantastic medal, NumisEd - it's gorgeous!
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Very nice, NumisEd!
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Did someone say "Apothecary weight"? 2 Drachm.




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