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I wish I had it I do have and Indian cnet as well as 1919 wheatback
Edited by scoutjim99
05/13/2007 1:18 pm
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The Chicago World Fair. Wow! I didn't realize that elongated coins dated back that far.
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Well-known coin dealer J.H. Cline specializes in Standing Liberty quarters. I stopped by his table at the ANA Money Show in San Francisco in 2005 and he gave me an elongated SLQ! He rolls these himself from low-grade coins and his machine preserves the obverse design including the date. The reverse comes out smooth and shiny with his name and contact information neatly embossed. I thought, it's a shame to waste a collectible coin, but it sure makes a unique business card. I'll post a photo when I have a chance. By the way, my rolled SLQ is a 1927-S! |
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Wow That would be cool to see, Thanks for sharing
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Here's that elongated SLQ. It's a 1927-S and I grade it G-4 (squished). This one was apparently made to be handed out at the 1993 ANA convention. I don't know whether Mr. Cline is making any "new" ones, but I'm glad he still had this one to give out in 2005. Enjoy!   |
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I rescued this one from the dustpan after my son cleaned his room (it was a very rare occurrence; only happened when his Mom went "nuclear"). Must have been from a visit to the Museum of Science about 10-12 years ago. Pretty cool.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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The Chicago World Fair. Wow! I didn't realize that elongated coins dated back that far.
They date back allot further than 1933 here are some I have seen on another forum dating back allot further   |
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I want to add that some are very very rare like the 1893 cairo street where there is only 2 known to exist as far as I know, I saw a picture of one once but have never seen one in life
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Those from the Columbian expo are cool. Would go well with the Columbian expo postage stamps.
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here is a site that has all the different types from the Columbian expo of 1893 http://www.1893columbianexpo.com/ , just click on the side link that says "elongated coins by host" and you will see all kind of designs of elongated coins |
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here is a picture of the cairo street elongated coin that I only know of 2 to exist  |
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thanks for the info Bryan1315
is one of yours Bryan
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05/31/2007 9:58 pm
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