Coin on a scoop,what do you think?

numobri

Check out this auction,Item#3004106992,sorry can't link.Let me know what you think.

I't a 1803 bust half stamped on a sugar scoop.Looks cool to me.Thanks.

MastaHanky

Linky

That gets the official "crack pipe" award from me.

Not the seller, of course, but whoever made that.

numobri

Thanks Mastahanky.

michael

the one thing missing is a full return priviledge that if the seller had any class or ethics or fairness at all he would have!

the photos also are not too good

sincerely michael

numobri

Tryed to buy it,i was willing to take a change,i't ok that i lost,still would like to know more about it.

michael

i would really love to know more aboujt this or see this scoop in person!!!!!!!!!

that was a great post num!!!!! for me if this coin in this scoop is a genuine original coin and this scoop was made at or before the turn of the century to me this item is worth lots more than what it sold for

sincerely michael

Lakesammman

Was the mint making stuff like that even in 1803?? What's next, a bust wristwatch?? Moneyclip??

numobri

I also like coin glass.Coin impressions on mugs,service platters,ladles and the likes.The impressions of the coins are in relief like coins.

dorkkarl

totally cool. reminds me of that chain cent that was made into a spoon. you see it at auction from time to time.

K S

nwcs

All I know is, if I see that it is a real classical coin all I can do is AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!

Cam40

how the heck do you slab a coin like that.