Octagons - post yours . . .

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1940's Brass Slug, The Days of '49, Blunt 4 J-640 HK-502A PCGS64
The blunt 4 is a variety that is up to 5 times rarer than the regular 4 in the date

First one I picked up raw a few years ago.
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My pic
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And found another raw a few weeks ago.

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ZoidMeister

I ran across a second one of these the other day . . . .

Photos of brothers together when it arrives . . .

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Goldminers

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@Goldminers , I used to have one and been thinking maybe I should get another to go with my so called slugs.
It might make a nice additions. Yours is a super nice example.

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@ZoidMeister you are becoming a hoarder
Nice silver!

ZoidMeister

@coinsarefun said:

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@ZoidMeister you are becoming a hoarder
Nice silver!

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Becoming?

Here is another recent octagon arrival.

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(HK-704) 1954 MARIPOSA COURT HOUSE CENTENNIAL
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My most recent octagon.

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coinsarefun

I’ve always like that one. I have one and one artificially toned. I need to look for them and post them

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I found both but, now need to see if his original (not at’d) is toning or not.
The AT’d one is still very pretty but I don’t remember the company that did it.

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Bullsitter

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ZoidMeister

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Been meaning to post this one for a while. Most I've seen have been unengraved on the reverse.

I wonder who Greeley is?

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WillieBoyd2

The Palmolive Peet Company was located in Berkeley, California and made soap and detergent in the 1920's.

Palmolive Peet Crystal White Laundry Soap Octagonal 1920's Token
Aluminum, 32 mm, 3.02 gm

Obverse:
GOOD FOR TWO CAKES OF CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP
FREE WHEN YOU BUY ONE 10¢ PACKAGE OF
PEETS GRANULATED WASHING MACHINE SOAP

Reverse:
TO DEALERS
THIS CHECK WILL BE REDEEMED AT YOUR
RETAIL PRICE AND ONLY WHEN CONDITIONS ON
THE REVERSE SIDE HAVE BEEN COMPLIED WITH
CA 134
THE PALMOLIVE PEET CO
BERKELEY

ZoidMeister

I need to get me a couple soap tokens, especially octagon ones.

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@WillieBoyd2 said:
The Palmolive Peet Company was located in Berkeley, California and made soap and detergent in the 1920's.

Palmolive Peet Crystal White Laundry Soap Octagonal 1920's Token
Aluminum, 32 mm, 3.02 gm

Obverse:
GOOD FOR TWO CAKES OF CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP
FREE WHEN YOU BUY ONE 10¢ PACKAGE OF
PEETS GRANULATED WASHING MACHINE SOAP

Reverse:
TO DEALERS
THIS CHECK WILL BE REDEEMED AT YOUR
RETAIL PRICE AND ONLY WHEN CONDITIONS ON
THE REVERSE SIDE HAVE BEEN COMPLIED WITH
CA 134
THE PALMOLIVE PEET CO
BERKELEY

dcarr

@coinsarefun said:
I found both but, now need to see if his original (not at’d) is toning or not.
The AT’d one is still very pretty but I don’t remember the company that did it.

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I made those as a commissioned item. Most of them have a color antiqued finish like the top one. The general coloring ranges from reddish to aqua. About 2,000 were produced with that finish, which I applied. A smaller quantity (about 100 pieces) have the brilliant satin (uncirculated) finish.

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@dcarr said:

@coinsarefun said:
I found both but, now need to see if his original (not at’d) is toning or not.
The AT’d one is still very pretty but I don’t remember the company that did it.

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I made those as a commissioned item. Most of them have a color antiqued finish like the top one. The general coloring ranges from reddish to aqua. About 2,000 were produced with that finish, which I applied. A smaller quantity (about 100 pieces) have the brilliant satin (uncirculated) finish.

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Oops sorry Dan, I don’t know why I thought another company did it but I like both.

ZoidMeister