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Broadstruck · December 31, 2011 1:11AM

1837 I Take the Responsibility HT-69 / Low-44.

chaze215 · December 31, 2011 1:32AM

WaterSport · December 31, 2011 1:50AM

1911 D/D RPM #4

WS

ThePennyLady · December 31, 2011 2:06AM

Some of my newp Conders sent to NGC for certification - looking forward to picking them up at FUN!

Middlesex (D&H 1017f) Obv: "“HONOR” trodden under foot, ‘• throne” turned upside down, FRANCE (divided), RELIGION cut in pieces, “GLORY” defaced, “FIRE” in each corner, murder (i.e. daggers) on every side, and bloodshed all over - Rev: MAY | GREAT BRITAIN | EVER REMAIN | THE | REVERSE. Radiated within a wreath of oak.

RARE: Middlesex (D&H 298) Obv: A connoisseur smoking a pipe, at a table spread with medals, an old man behind him putting on his head a fool’s cap - Rev: An ass and a mule saluting

SCARCE: Middlesex (D&H 746) - TERMINAL DIE STATE! Obv: A village in ruins, ONE ONLY MASTER GRASPS THE WHOLE DOMAIN 1795 - Rev: An Indian, IF RENTS I ONCE CONSENT TO PAY MY LIBERTY IS PAST AWAY

SCARCE - Middlesex (D&H 520) Obv: A man handcuffed and ironed, a padlock on his mouth - Rev: A knife, fork, and plate, chained down to a table, USELES

RARE - Middlesex (D&H 521) Obv: A man handcuffed and ironed, a padlock on his mouth - Rev: A man holding a cutlass in one hand, and broken fetters in the other, leaning upon an anchor

NewEnglandRarities · December 31, 2011 3:04AM

1786 New Jersey Maris 15-T Ex. Wayte Raymond.

lordmarcovan · December 31, 2011 3:14AM

Yikes. At first I thought dem wooden fingers was flippin' me off!

No copper newps worth showin', so I'll recycle some other random stuff from my Photobucket album.

comma · December 31, 2011 3:34AM

Just got this in the mail yesterday

Swampboy · December 31, 2011 3:51AM

Gorgeous copper here folks.

Broadstruck · December 31, 2011 6:14AM

<< <i>Just got this in the mail yesterday

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Here's some info comma on your newp if you didn't already know...

These where struck by the Philadelphia Mint for the American Colonization Society which was founded in 1817 for the sole purpose of transporting “freeborn blacks” and “emancipated slaves” back to Africa. In 1822 the society established a colony on the West Coast of Africa that became the independent nation of Liberia in 1847. By 1867 the society had sent more than 13,000 “American blacks” to Liberia. The one-cent token featured a palm tree with a ship in the distance. Though considered purely a token struck for the ACS these where not acknowledged by the US mint as foreign coinage in its annual reports. They did however function as coinage in the Liberian colony.

So this is actually a valid darkside copper for posting on the US Coin Forum