Deep dish pizzas ....um ... I mean coins [not OT]

lava

Odd.

Finding a slab for this one will be impossible

nepbrs44

joeyuk

Looks like an ashtray.

airplanenut

Braddick's got some cool stuff He also ships VERY quickly

jbsteven

does not do anything for me. It is a modern silver round. I assume they could produce as many of these as they want.

rottnrog

It was made on purpose! Now if it was a real Moegan it would bring 6 figures, at least!!!

tjkillian

Boring. Anyone could make as they wanted. It is just a piece of silver.
Tom

braddick

<< <i>Boring. Anyone could make as they wanted. It is just a piece of silver. Tom >>


Really? That's news to me. I've heard of the Gallery Mint producing errors, on purpose, for an extra donation, but I've never heard nor seen this practice being done by those that mint Silver Rounds. I'll tell you what. Order up ten of these and I'll pay you $75.00 each. That's $750.00 for about $60. worth of silver. Not a bad profit for you. I'll rush the funds directly to your account when you're all ready to ship. Here's my email so you can notify me when you are set to do so: peacockcoins@hotmail.com. Thanks Tom. I look forward to adding these errors you're so easily able to come up with to my collection.

islemangu

I thought this was about these

lava

Braddick, I thought the item was pretty cool and thought others might get a kick out of it. I'm kind of surprised by some of the comments. Can you tell us more about the item? The reverse is pretty cool, as it seems to have been stretched. I like the eagle's neck - kind of eel-like.

braddick

<< <i>Braddick, I thought the item was pretty cool and thought others might get a kick out of it. I'm kind of surprised by some of the comments. Can you tell us more about the item? The reverse is pretty cool, as it seems to have been stretched. I like the eagle's neck - kind of eel-like. >>

In my history of checking eBay and various coin shows, especially Long Beach, I've yet to come across a silver round such as this. If others are out there, it's news to me. I've seen a couple that were dramatically off-center, but nothing even close to this one in appearance. I enjoy collecting unusual items related, even if pripherally, to coins and when I discovered this one, bought it up readily. The opening bid was the price I paid and that was six years ago.

I understand it is not everyone's cup of tea and if it doesn't sell, and I suspect it easily may not, I don't mind placing it back with other odd "coin" items I own.

rottnrog

Sorry, but I'll still think it is only worth bullion value!!

braddick

<< <i>Sorry, but I'll still think it is only worth bullion value!! >>

What, the 1921 MS Peace dollar or the Silver round?!

rottnrog

The silver round of course!

islemangu

What, the 1921 MS Peace dollar or the Silver round?!

I suppose you like Ike

braddick

<< <i>The silver round of course! >>

::Whew::
I would strongly caution you and discourage you, from one Collector to another, NOT to bid on it then as the opening price is 17X's that of spot silver.

Thenewguy

I collect silver rounds but would never pay more then 100% over spot no matter how much I liked the round. I have looked at many 100's of rounds and only found one "error" in all the ones I looked at and it is nothing like that one. That one is kool but still just a silver round.

Jorgy

jbsteven

<< <i>but still just a silver round >>



that is what I was thinking

Conder101

I saw an 1854 large cent at EAC this year that looked like that. It was about silver dollar sized. Cool error, whether on a coin or a silver round.