bja said:
No, I found it on VCoins. It's not quite UNC but it's lovely and original and crusty. Just the way I like them
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No, I found it on VCoins. It's not quite UNC but it's lovely and original and crusty. Just the way I like them
Kam-L said:
That's a nice one, yes more pictures please.
An irradiated dime from the American Museum of Atomic Energy at Oak Ridge in Tennessee.
A 1790 Scottish Edinburgh half penny token, a so-called "Conder token" I guess.
A 1790 Scottish Edinburgh half penny token, a so-called "Conder token" I guess.
For those wondering (like me) what an irradiated dime is: http://www.orau.org/ptp/collection/medalsmementoes/dimes.htm
Fjpod said:
Souvenir from a museum. I'd have got one if I'd been around in the 1950's and went to that museum.
It was a happy day at my PO box today with three new purchases showing up.
The first is an NGC MS64 1901 Florin for my 1901 Great Britain set. It came with a neat fossilized shark tooth
Here's the tooth, it's about 4cm long and from a megalodon:
The second is a 1s6d 1812 bank token. Perhaps just touched off but nice and original and the way I love them. This one was a blurry eBay punt that paid off.
The final one is a Chilean Peso, I guess it's one of the Copiapo siege pieces from around 1859.
The first is an NGC MS64 1901 Florin for my 1901 Great Britain set. It came with a neat fossilized shark tooth
Here's the tooth, it's about 4cm long and from a megalodon:
The second is a 1s6d 1812 bank token. Perhaps just touched off but nice and original and the way I love them. This one was a blurry eBay punt that paid off.
The final one is a Chilean Peso, I guess it's one of the Copiapo siege pieces from around 1859.
1for1
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thepurplepenny said:It was a happy day at my PO box today with three new purchases showing up.
The first is an NGC MS64 1901 Florin for my 1901 Great Britain set. It came with a neat fossilized shark tooth
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/great-brtiain-1901-florin-ngc-ms64.jpg
Here's the tooth, it's about 4cm long and from a megalodon:
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/megalodon-tooth.jpg
The second is a 1s6d 1812 bank token. Perhaps just touched off but nice and original and the way I love them. This one was a blurry eBay punt that paid off.
http://www.australian-coins.net/gal...10001/great-britain-1812-1s-6d-bank-token.jpg
The final one is a Chilean Peso, I guess it's one of the Copiapo siege pieces from around 1859.
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/chile-1859-peso.jpg
Wow... lovely coins.
Are you interested in a GB UNC 1901 6D?
1for1 said:
Well I kind of have two already
They are both in PCGS MS64 slabs. If you believe yours is an improvement on that then yes, I am interested.thepurplepenny said:It was a happy day at my PO box today with three new purchases showing up.
The first is an NGC MS64 1901 Florin for my 1901 Great Britain set. It came with a neat fossilized shark tooth
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/great-brtiain-1901-florin-ngc-ms64.jpg
Here's the tooth, it's about 4cm long and from a megalodon:
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/megalodon-tooth.jpg
The second is a 1s6d 1812 bank token. Perhaps just touched off but nice and original and the way I love them. This one was a blurry eBay punt that paid off.
http://www.australian-coins.net/gal...10001/great-britain-1812-1s-6d-bank-token.jpg
The final one is a Chilean Peso, I guess it's one of the Copiapo siege pieces from around 1859.
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/chile-1859-peso.jpg
Nice coins mate.. Sure the tooth isn't purple girls?
ecc said:
Nah, I reckon she's got more bite than that. Hers would be more this size. this one is from a fully grown megalodon, which were about 20m long. Compare that with a great white shark at up to 5m long. The tooth is 10cm long and that's a 5c on it for scale.
1for1
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thepurplepenny said:1for1 said:
Well I kind of have two already
Hi - see images, coin appears to have complete details with no nicks, scratches, dents - it does have some uneven toning.. love the way the veil is so detailed and the toning makes it so much more realistic.
worldbubble
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80 gr 999 silver numiz from Albania
25 Leke, 1968
25 Leke, 1968
1for1 said:
It looks nice enough but I'd want to see it in hand before ponying up any $$ on it. Where in Australia are you?