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Here's one that I've had for several years. Gene   |
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Thanks @Dorado. Charlton PC-4.
It is double struck.
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@ 1960NYGiants Quote:
Thanks @Dorado. Charlton PC-4.
It is double struck. You are welcome! |
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That is one weird 1852. What an offset ! When I saw the token at first, I was wondering if that was a lamination at his left hand. When I saw the other side and realized it was double-struck and looked again, he's holding his own arm.
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That double struck 1852 Penny is great!
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That double struck 1852 Penny is great!  Edited by Dorado
10/16/2018 11:08 pm
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Very nice  |
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I got 3 more thistle 1/2 pennies since I posted my other ones. I got 2 other 1832's, NS-1D2 (PNS-305), NS-1D3 (PNS-311), and an 1840, NS-1E2 (PNS-504) to replace a lower grade one I already had.   |
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Those are great adds Terry. Very nice |
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Well, posted my 1/2 pennies and no one cried "Uncle", so I'll start on the original thistle pennies. Here are the first 2 of 11. 1824 NS-2A2 (PNS-202 R-2), and an NS-2A4 (PNS-204 R-3).   |
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Very nice Terry. |
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1815 "spread eagle" 1/2 P , around AU55 The 1815 issue (imitation of the original 1813) is relatively easy to find in MS as a hoard of them was discovered in the late 1800s/early 1900s by the descendants of the person suspected of minting them.  . Edited by Wade
10/27/2018 8:43 pm
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Here are a couple of large one penny thistle tokens from 1832. NS-2B1 (PNS-401 R-1) bow far from head, and NS-2B2 (PNS-402 R-2) bow near head.   Edited by TerryT
10/31/2018 03:13 am
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Here are my 2 NS-2B3's, bow touching the head (PNS-404 R-8). I couldn't resist the one with the drill mark at $11 CDN. on ebay 10 years ago.   |
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