As promised... Dorph is here, Punch-skeeze have been

[Ralph In CT]

downed with a pot of coffee... and he's making me work fer yuhz once again

Hi Folks....

Gotta `nother set of Dorph's pictures to post up fer your enjoyment.

YES, he did bring one of the old style milk crates up with all kindzuh stuff in it... weighs a ton!!

He's gotta a ton of really neat coins in tubes, pill bottles, coin books, Mint Issued cases, etc. Just too much to go thru... so, I grabbed some of the things that caught my eye...

NOPE, didn't find a blue-eyed-blonde in there yet

I got 3 sets of two fotos each fer yuhz... the last set is a wing dinger and Marty (Dorpheee) is gonna need some help from you copper freaks... seriously!!!

Here goes:

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Now, this is where Dorph needs your help. I couldn't believe what he handed me.... the first pic/set is the Obverse (or is it Reverse)....

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This second set/pic is the Reverse (or is it Obverse)....

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Each coin in the pics holds its spot in BOTH shots I just flipped them over sunny side up and tails down

So, what's the deeley do with these four coppers?

Mis-strikes? Defects? Counterfeits? Or BIG Dolluhz? Any help is appreciated...

Yes, I've seen his stuff here... looks like a coin and jewlery swap meet down here in the studio...

I gotta feeling he's saving more stuff at home in another milk crate for another trip up. Just too many coinz to look at

Best... duh Gaff for Dorph (Marty)

 

[therick]

minted here in the U.S. The series started in 1793 and stopped in 1857 when they started making small pennys like the Flying Eagle cents (until 185 and then Indian Head pennys started in 1859.

The one that really caught my eye was the "Stone Mountain Commemorative half dollar. That one looks to be in real good shape. It alone could be worth 50 to 60 dollars. Gotta go to work but I've been collecting coins for 30 years. Would love to see more and I'll be glad to help on condition and values.

therick

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Craig in Alabama]

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[General Ray]

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[John M (Ct)]

Look to be damaged after they were minted.Although the 1819 in the second pic top right does have those 5 punches on the edge.They almost look too symmetrical to be done afterwards.
But to me they all are pretty ladies as I am fond of the coppers.

 

[Ed SW Fla]

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[Magyar]

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