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Unusual and nice love token on eBay
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It was probably made for a butcher, 'cause it has a hacksaw & meat cleaver on it.
I have no connection to the seller, and I am not bidding, so have at it, if you like.
It is a tiny bit overpriced in my opinion, but not by much. Unusual pictorial love token dimes can sometimes cross the $100 threshold. I could imagine myself paying nearly that much. Not $125. But I wouldn't be surprised if somebody did give this one a go.
I'd be tempted to sound out the seller regarding a counteroffer, but the only reason I'm not pursuing this one is that I do not need an 1884. I just got an 1884 with the Brooklyn Bridge on it (to go with my 1887 Statue of Liberty one!), and I paid about as much for that one as the seller is asking on this one. So I've got 1884 covered with a cool pictorial already.
There was one in the last year that went for nuclear money- more than $260, maybe north of $300- it had a 19th century dentist hunched over workin' in some guy's mouth, with a table standing beside the chair and the whole scene of the dentist office. THAT was a love token to do battle over. I lost the race on it by a wide margin, unfortunately.
I have no connection to the seller, and I am not bidding, so have at it, if you like.
It is a tiny bit overpriced in my opinion, but not by much. Unusual pictorial love token dimes can sometimes cross the $100 threshold. I could imagine myself paying nearly that much. Not $125. But I wouldn't be surprised if somebody did give this one a go.
I'd be tempted to sound out the seller regarding a counteroffer, but the only reason I'm not pursuing this one is that I do not need an 1884. I just got an 1884 with the Brooklyn Bridge on it (to go with my 1887 Statue of Liberty one!), and I paid about as much for that one as the seller is asking on this one. So I've got 1884 covered with a cool pictorial already.
There was one in the last year that went for nuclear money- more than $260, maybe north of $300- it had a 19th century dentist hunched over workin' in some guy's mouth, with a table standing beside the chair and the whole scene of the dentist office. THAT was a love token to do battle over. I lost the race on it by a wide margin, unfortunately.
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Ok i'm going to bite, what makes it look like a Ted Bundy post
DNADave- thanks. Funny, I just browsed the whole category and overlooked that auction. It's a bit too rich for my blood, but I'd probably bid on two of those pictorial dimes, were they separately listed. I like the one with a boot on it and I LOVE the seascape. That's not your typical love token bulk lot, either. There is minimal junk in there, there's pictorials, and dollar coins... sweet.
Steve
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