I don't even collect Indian Head Cents, but I had to have this-

buffnut

Truly a widget, but too cool to pass up for $8:
IHC widget

Cladiator

That's cool. I want one of half dimes

holeinone1972

Neat!

Bochiman

<< <i>That's cool. I want one of half dimes >>



You have enough half dimes...make your own....MS64+

options26

<< <i>That's cool. I want one of half dimes >>



I'll make you one, was that mint state or Proof coins you wanted to use?

I'm assuming Flowing for the mint state one and Bust for the proof one.

notwilight

That is certainly NOT a widget. I, and several others on this thread, would like to have one for $8 too. A widget is something available in significant quantities for a stable price. Do you know where to get even one more of those?

--Jerry

Cladiator

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<< <i>That's cool. I want one of half dimes >>



You have enough half dimes...make your own....MS64+ >>

sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! LOL

fastrudy

very nice, I want one also.

bfjohnson

I wonder if any of those are dated 1877?

mr1931S

"I wonder if any of those are dated 1877?"

Nah. The 1877 pendants all just have a big hole in them

librtyhead

Looks like a cake making thingy, not bad for 12.00,maybe use it on a lampshade pull chain?

STONE

Thats a nice 4c piece.

But really, that's a pretty neat little trinket of a coin.

buffnut

<< <i>That is certainly NOT a widget. I, and several others on this thread, would like to have one for $8 too. A widget is something available in significant quantities for a stable price. Do you know where to get even one more of those?

--Jerry >>



No- actually it was the first of its kind that I have ever seen. It looks to have been made a long time ago, as the toning and seams are all one consistent color. It also may have been gold plated at one point in time, because there looks to be reminants of gold on some of the fields of the coins. I couldn't even begin to speculate how it was made- but whoever made it was a master craftsman IMO.

numisma

I will not buy one because I am pretty sure that it would bag at PCGS.

RichieURich

<< <i>I will not buy one because I am pretty sure that it would bag at PCGS. >>



If they didn't bag it, how would they fit it into a slab?

thisnamztaken

It's definitely different; kind of like those pop-out coins (what'da'ya'call'em?) where the coin subject's face comes outta the coin, 3-D-like. I believe they had a set up for sale on the recent Goldberg auction, and I saw some on a dealer's table in Long Beach also.

buffnut

I didn't know there would be as much interest in this thing as there has been. Perhaps I should put it on BST?