What's the most horrible (bad) embarassing coin you have in your collection?
GoldCoinLover
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..Just for kicks and a more fun thread. What is your most embarassing, ugly, "bad" coin you have that you dislike the most? It can be slabbed, especially net graded, those are fun, or just raw, doesn't matter.
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Not only is this half a dime, but it's about the right size for a five-cent piece of the period- it got stretched to the aproximate diameter of a nickel when it melted. I scanned it next to another dug Merc for comparison.
That makes this the fifth half dime I've found. (One Capped Bust, three Seated Liberty, and one... Mercury!)
You win!
WS
Anyone want to trade?
<< <i>K6AZ,
You win! >>
I agree.
Ya, what do you want for it?
<< <i>The obverse of K6AZ's "coin" looks like a very... uh.... disturbing image...... >>
Now that you mention that, it kinda does.....
I have an French coin from 1923 with a hole in the middle, I guess it's worth about 25 cents but... it's cool looking so, I kept it.
Anthony
<< <i>it got stretched to the aproximate diameter of a nickel when it melted >>
?? Run over on the train tracks?
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I guess they were a lot naughtier in the old days than we often thought. There are also the large cents with the E in CENT tooled into a U, and the "potty dollars", where Lady Liberty on a Trade dollar was re-engraved to show her sitting on a chamber pot.
Looking for any 1934-S Peace Dollar in an MS grade 62, 63 or 64 prefered !!
PM me if you have one !!!
That coin is not only embarassing to me, it should be to every person whom claims the state is their home!
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Hope nobody recognizes her.
<< <i>reminds me of a woman I love.........
Hope nobody recognizes her.
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<< <i><< it got stretched to the aproximate diameter of a nickel when it melted >> >>
<< <i>?? Run over on the train tracks? >>
Nope. It would be flat if that were the case. It's somewhat bowed-up. And it is so brittle that it would have shattered completely if it were hit by a train. It was obviously heated up somehow, melted and spread out a bit, then cooled off. Some time after it cooled off, it snapped in two.