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New bust dimes and a counterstamp
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Here are a few new coins I picked up lately, opinions and comments welcome:
1835 JR-1 (R.1) "R.O. WOOD" counterstamp: I know there are some counterstamp guys that browse here, so if you have any info
on this stamp that would be fabulous
1833 JR-2 (R.5) Tough marriage in a nice original condition:
1823/2 JR-3 (R.2)
1835 JR-1 (R.1) "R.O. WOOD" counterstamp: I know there are some counterstamp guys that browse here, so if you have any info
on this stamp that would be fabulous
1833 JR-2 (R.5) Tough marriage in a nice original condition:
1823/2 JR-3 (R.2)
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They would all go well in my collection
==Looking for pre WW2 Commems in PCGS Rattler holders, 1851-O Three Cent Silvers in all grades
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<< <i>Although I do not collect them, I have always found counterstamped coins to be intriguing. I do have a chop marked Trade Dollar, but no counterstamps of U.S. origin. Cheers, RickO >>
I've always been intrigued by counterstamps as well, and decided to add some to my collection. Since bust dimes are my area of focus, it was a no brainer to pick this one up