Fun Circulation Finds

braddick

I received this Jefferson back in change while purchasing a bagel down at the San Diego courthouse yesterday. It for whatever reason, intrigued me.

I'm even thinking of putting together a Dansco type set of the ugliest coins- with personality, of course (that are not heavily scratched or whatnot- ugly but not unattractive, if that's possible! Do you know what I mean?).

Here she is. Enjoy.

rld14

Not sure if that'll grade.....

braddick

Basel State?

ricko

And that is not unattractive??? You must do well in bars.... Cheers, RickO

smokincoin

<< <i>And that is not unattractive??? >>


My thought as well!

jayPem

I do know what you mean, I've got a few things like that myself from pocket change, and a good start on a funky coin Dansco set.
Roll with it brother !

JupitarCoins

That is a fugly nickle!!!

braddick

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<< <i>And that is not unattractive??? >>


My thought as well! >>



Yeeeeeeesss. Well. Tough to explain.

I suppose you're right. It's confusing and my weak attempt to explain failed.

jaypem is the closest I suppose to 'getting it'.

BillyKingsley

I love it! I call my collection "The Run Over by a Truck Collection"

This is the star:



The year has been totally obliterated, no trace remains.

I will be scanning this aspect of my collection soon- possibly before the end of 2010. It includes things like the cent shown above down to coins with some minor damage like a huge gouge, a chunk missing, or slightly bent. Pretty much anything that is above and beyond normal circulation wear.

Here is a photo of the collection that I uploaded to my website in 2008...it's grown since then The green Buffalo is actually part of my main collection, as it's the best example of a 1918 (the only example) I have. Yeah, it includes painted coins too.

johnny9434

alot of that stuff should be in the bummer collection sorry all, ill go to my corner now

Barry

<< <i>Basel State? >>


What does Switzerland have to do with it?