~ Copper 4 The Weekend� ~

AnkurJ

I will be carrying the ~ Copper 4 The Weekend™ ~ torch from now own. Feel free to post your new/old copper coins!

Here are my additions for the week. An oldie, and a newp!





AJ

blu62vette

NewEnglandRarities

1787 NJ Maris 43-d

Broadstruck

1837 New York - George A. Jarvis Wine Dealer HT-283 / Low 122

Ex: Sebring Collection.



(Some scratches on the right side on both the front and back of the slab.)

Broadstruck

Newp from dealer/member NewEnglandRarities

1835 Clark & Anthony, Providence, Rhode Island, HT-425 / Low-94.

In this era Rhode Island and Massachusetts were the leading United States manufacturing centers for jewelry and watches.
This particular firm was established in 1824 and operated by George G. Clark and Lorenzo D. Anthony.

This HTT variety frequently comes weakly struck in the centers and the peripheral lettering on both obverse/reverse.
The example below is a medium die stage strike which is nearly full mint red.

ModCrewman

What's with all that old stuff?

robec

Broadstruck

Another newp from dealer/member NewEnglandRarities

1837 E.F. Sise & Co., Portsmouth, NH, HT-195 / Low-132


Edward F. Sise was the founder of the firm of general commission and forwarding merchants which issued this card. He was born in Dover, N.H. on Sept. 19, 1799 and died May 25, 1868. The firm advertised itself as importers of crockery and glassware and dealers in coal. The Company part was E.F Sise and John Walker but after Sise's withdrawal about 1854, Walker continued the business in partnership with sons William H. Sise and Joseph Sise, until Walker retired in 1883 and Joseph Sise died in 1894. This firm occupied the same premises from 1822 until at least 1895, according to Lyman H. Low.

llafoe

Broadstruck

And another newp from dealer/member NewEnglandRarities

1834 S. B. Schenck, Attleboro, Mass. HT-158 / Low-84

ldhair

bolivarshagnasty

Looks more like civil war token weekend! I recently bought these at a local show. Shag

silverpop

ThePennyLady

Great stuff everyone! I especially love looking at all the neat tokens. Here are a few newps of my own that Todd just photographed for me....







This one is a rare white metal Conder and though it is not copper, it's brother is...

bolivarshagnasty

A couple of Newp's from DLRC from a couple of weeks back. Just now photographing them. Mel

illini420

A tough 1909 copper variety cherrypicked at the Heritage Sacramento ANA auction. Thanks again, Mel!

Raybo

<< <i>1787 NJ Maris 43-d


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Now that's some nice copper IMHO!


Edit for Charmy!!!
She is the goddess of copper!

thisnamztaken

Type2

joecopper

Thanks ankur - really enjoy bthe pics

AnkurJ

No problem Joe!

We will carry on every week as always.

Nice cherrypick Illini!

lusterlover

<< <i>A couple of Newp's from DLRC from a couple of weeks back. Just now photographing them. Mel



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Congrats on the newps. Nice strikes are hard to find in those dates.

yellowkid

From John and Dave and one of my favorite Conders, look at tha strike!
This thread should be thought of as the "Broadstruck Memorial Thread"

And a "hats off" to Ankur.

Type2

dbemike

bolivarshagnasty

LL, Thanks, and your right, they are tough to find. Here is a 1919 that I'm real fond of. Mel

copperhunter

I just received this in hand from latest 4 coin variety submission which I was very pleased with! New Pop 1/0, and as always the colors are SO much nicer in hand than these pics show. Lots of bright green and purple!!!

coinsarefun

sonofagunk

I claim it is 110% off center

duck620