This 1824 Bust half has character...
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I couldn't resist picking this up this morning. I could use some help with attribution...
It's tough to see if it's an overdate, but I figured the reverse cud might be a giveaway for those
who know this series better than I do.
Either way, it's a nice addition to the candy dish of misfits.
It's tough to see if it's an overdate, but I figured the reverse cud might be a giveaway for those
who know this series better than I do.
Either way, it's a nice addition to the candy dish of misfits.
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May be the wear but with a quick look the lettering look off
<< <i>Nice CBH, however your butt is showing in the candy dish. >>
I didn't notice it at first... it appears to be a man's butt. How'd you notice it so quickly?
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<< <i>Nice CBH, however your butt is showing in the candy dish. >>
I didn't notice it at first... it appears to be a man's butt. How'd you notice it so quickly? >>
Well, if it's a man's butt, the obverse bust is not too shabby.
It's one of those "Heads I win, tails you lose" tokens.
<< <i>As mentioned, it is in fact a contemporary counterfeit, and quite collectible as such. There is an excellent book out on the subject; the second edition was just published. Highly recommended reading. >>
Ah, very interesting! I will look more into it. It sure feels right, has decent edge lettering and even a small rim bump or two.
Thanks for the insight.
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<< <i>Nice CBH, however your butt is showing in the candy dish. >>
IT IS!
<< <i>That candy dish is awesome. >>
Some day the ice cream man will own those coins.
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<< <i>That candy dish is awesome. >>
Some day the ice cream man will own those coins. >>
You're probably right.
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