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$100 lot at a local auction...
I think a (big) part of the money was for the fun of looking through all of it.
Contents:
- One frame labeled United States coins of the 20th century with note on back "Merry Christmas 1973, mother" At least the cleaning doesn't remove the silver from the coins, just most of their value. I was hoping the 1964 dated coins would be better since they appeared to be in uncirculated...except for the duck tape holding the coins in from the back. It did cause a neat gunmetal toning on several coins.
--Dollar coins 1921 Morgan, 1922 Peace, and a 1972-D Ike that has a wonderful obverse with the gunmetal toning and a back covered in duct tape residue
--half dollar coins 1902, 1943, 1963, 1964 and 1967
-- Quarter dollar coins 1899, 1925, 1964-D and what might be a high grade 1972-D if the residue can be removed
-- dimes 1916, 1945, 1964, and 1971
-- nickels 1907, 1930, 1945-P and 1970-S
--cents 1907, 1943, 1945 and 1964
also has the 10 cent man on the moon stamp
Lots more:
Cents 1961 and 1972-S both proof
Rolls of cents: 1960 x2 UNC(appear to be LD), 1960-D UNC (LD), 1960-D small date all circulated, 1961 UNC, 1961-D UNC and 1962 UNC
Nickels 1960 Proof, 1904, 1906, 1936-D, three dateless buffaloes, 1943-P,
Half 1969-D
From a 1969 mint set the 1969 and 1969-D cent, 1969-S nickel and 1969 dime
The Philadelphia side of a 2002 mint set
the Statue of Liberty half and dollar set with box in proof
Foreign coins:
roughly 50 Mexican almost all recent
About 10 Philippine coins, recent
A bag of recent (pre Euro) Spanish minor coins, most appear to be uncirculated
A few Hong Kong, some Japanese, Thai, a few Chinese, Some shillings, a couple of German, a few Dutch, some Bahrain, a few Jordan, a few Canadian even a 1939 quarter I didn't already have
Paper money yielding the biggest surprise, a ten pound note! and several Mexican paper notes, several others...
Other stuff
Several well used gaming tokens
a stack of wooden nickels
ten elongates
a whole bunch of game tokens from various places
two Star Wars (C3PO and Luke Skywalker) medaillions
two military challenge type medallions
several baseball tin cap looking things
two copper (bronze) baseball player medallions
and a few more varied tokens
I'm still having fun with it so I guess my money was well spent.
Good night
Contents:
- One frame labeled United States coins of the 20th century with note on back "Merry Christmas 1973, mother" At least the cleaning doesn't remove the silver from the coins, just most of their value. I was hoping the 1964 dated coins would be better since they appeared to be in uncirculated...except for the duck tape holding the coins in from the back. It did cause a neat gunmetal toning on several coins.
--Dollar coins 1921 Morgan, 1922 Peace, and a 1972-D Ike that has a wonderful obverse with the gunmetal toning and a back covered in duct tape residue
--half dollar coins 1902, 1943, 1963, 1964 and 1967
-- Quarter dollar coins 1899, 1925, 1964-D and what might be a high grade 1972-D if the residue can be removed
-- dimes 1916, 1945, 1964, and 1971
-- nickels 1907, 1930, 1945-P and 1970-S
--cents 1907, 1943, 1945 and 1964
also has the 10 cent man on the moon stamp
Lots more:
Cents 1961 and 1972-S both proof
Rolls of cents: 1960 x2 UNC(appear to be LD), 1960-D UNC (LD), 1960-D small date all circulated, 1961 UNC, 1961-D UNC and 1962 UNC
Nickels 1960 Proof, 1904, 1906, 1936-D, three dateless buffaloes, 1943-P,
Half 1969-D
From a 1969 mint set the 1969 and 1969-D cent, 1969-S nickel and 1969 dime
The Philadelphia side of a 2002 mint set
the Statue of Liberty half and dollar set with box in proof
Foreign coins:
roughly 50 Mexican almost all recent
About 10 Philippine coins, recent
A bag of recent (pre Euro) Spanish minor coins, most appear to be uncirculated
A few Hong Kong, some Japanese, Thai, a few Chinese, Some shillings, a couple of German, a few Dutch, some Bahrain, a few Jordan, a few Canadian even a 1939 quarter I didn't already have
Paper money yielding the biggest surprise, a ten pound note! and several Mexican paper notes, several others...
Other stuff
Several well used gaming tokens
a stack of wooden nickels
ten elongates
a whole bunch of game tokens from various places
two Star Wars (C3PO and Luke Skywalker) medaillions
two military challenge type medallions
several baseball tin cap looking things
two copper (bronze) baseball player medallions
and a few more varied tokens
I'm still having fun with it so I guess my money was well spent.
Good night
Some call it an accumulation not a collection
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