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Deer Head Inn Elizabethtown NY?

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Here is something you don't see every day. This is stuck to the 1963 penny I found and it has Hank Jones on the top who was a great Jazz pianist in the fifty's. I can't read the smaller stuff on it. Can you make anything else out.


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Didn't say on Spence's link, but wonder if Hank Jones either owned it in 63 or was playing there when these would have been given as souveniers?
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I am going down that way next month so I may just take a side trip and try their food out. Wont' hurt to get some info while I am at it.
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I recently acquired a similar 1969 penny with a "THANK YOU FROM DEER'S HEAD INN ELIZABETHTOWN NY" sticker on the back. I grew up in the area and have frequented the Inn over the years. I hope you get to visit the historical, now restored establishment. Perhaps we can convince them to start tagging their pennies again.
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Perhaps we can convince them to start tagging their pennies again.

Probably not as it is not legal to do so. The law forbids attaching advertising to coins.
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The law forbids attaching advertising to coins.


It doesn't use the term "attaching".

18 USC 475 states:

[W]hoever . . . writes, prints, or otherwise impresses upon . . . any [coin or currency] of the United States, any business or professional card, notice, or advertisement, or any notice or advertisement whatever, shall be fined under this title. [Emphasis added]

A sticker is not writing on the coin.
A sticker is not printing on the coin.
So is a sticker "otherwise impressing"?

A sticker is not permanent and may be removed. I would think a sticker would be allowed. I am guessing "impressing" would mean stamping the advertisement into the coin, like with a punch. But I am not a lawyer or person charged with enforcing this statute.
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Impress.

"4. to press (a thing) into or on something."

You press a sticker onto the coin. It is impressed.
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Regardless of legality, I'm guessing (hoping?) "the authorities" have better things to do than prosecute for putting stickers on coins that shouldn't even be in circulation in the first place.
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When a movie studio put stickers on quarters to adverise the Fantastic Four Silver Surfer movie the government stepped in and put a stop to it under that law. So I would say they consider stickers to be "impressing" advertising.
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