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TNG - a rather worn ice cream is on ebay for $45 :-0 |
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The last medal from that little lot: READ YOUR FORTUNE
IN LUZIANNE TEA LEAVES
. . . .
AT YOUR GROCERS
THIS LUCKY COIN WORTH
5C
ON PURCHASE OF
EACH 1/4 LB. CANISTER
LUZIANNE
TEA Once a mainstay of southern tea sipping. Edited by 999fine
08/14/2020 8:05 pm
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New in today's mail, VFW NATIONAL HOME
CHRISTMAS 1934
"HELP THE KIDDIES"
on back.
A BU example which might benefit from a careful application of VerdiCare. Looks like time to give things a rest here.
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Very nice!  |
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A BU example which might benefit from a careful application of VerdiCare. From my experience, you might better help the kiddies with pure acetone. That green looks like it will come right off with a soaking and very gentle wipe with Q-tip. |
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TNG - thank you for the suggestion.
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I haven't posted for a few months, but I've been enjoying the show. @TNG/@999fine: Thanks for keeping the thread active with some wonderful medals and tokens! Here's one of the Official Medals for the 1910 Ohio Valley Exposition that was held in Cincinnati, OH. The Exposition was meant to improve trade relations among the southern states in the region. The medals were struck on the Exposition grounds in the US Mint booth from dies prepared in Philadelphia.   Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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Here's one of the Official Medals for the 1910 Ohio Valley Exposition that was held in Cincinnati, OH. Very nice! |
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Here's a plaquette from 1981 that was issued to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the American victory (with significant help from the French) over the British at Yorktown in 1781. The American victory at Yorktown effectively ended the War for Independence and led to a peace treaty between the British and Americans in 1783. The bronze piece was struck by Medallic Art Company (MACO) for the Supreme Council 33° of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. It measures 3" in length x 2-3/16" wide.    Image of the actual Yorktown monument at the battlefield and depicted on the reverse of the plaquette.Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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Interesting commems, I didn't realize how tall that monument is.
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I didn't realize how tall that monument is. The granite shaft is 84 feet tall plus the 14 foot tall statue of Liberty on top for a total of 98 feet! I remember walking up to it when I visited Yorktown a few years back - it was quite impressive! Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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08/20/2020 7:09 pm
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Shucks. Our Sam Houston monument is only 77 feet tall :(
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Now, that's a whole lot of Sam!  Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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08/20/2020 9:30 pm
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I did "cherry pick" another mule of the 1972 South Dakota Souvenir Dollar cheap. (or is it a mule of the 1971 North Dakota Souvenir Dollar?) I don't think anyone hardly noticed it but they are quite scarce. My previous write up on pg. 187 will suffice. http://goccf.com/t/301479&whichpage=187#31823511972 Indian Head South Dakota Souvenir Dollar
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