I am starting a new junk box expostion-start to finsh

pontiacinf

I will attamept tp document everything involved with this box from start to finish. This is an OLD Nike box stuffed with
olf clad proof sets, old type coins in 2x2's a few catalogs one indian one cent one 43+ set and other junk.

ALL TO BE ON DISPLAY HERE-NOT LOOKING FOR OFFERS-LOOKING TO SHOW ALL WHAT ONE PERSON THINKS IS COOL
AND ANOTHER-JUNK

DESCISION: YOURS
COMEMENTS YOURS
PERSONS WHO COUNT: ALL OF YOU

first photo is an example, but not limited to, grading equipment I might use- I will mention whats used when I do. Anyway
this is what I am usuing:



I cleaned them up, I also have a 100x mag and a 30x, but am going to try and use these

philographer

Bikini photo noted...

BryceM

Lol. That's all I saw too.

TURBO

3rd that!

pontiacinf

will gladly include some more of her provided the coins and the thread reason are adhered to. coins begin here will continue daily till gone thru:






I will shoot more please bookmark, alot more type coins to be included as well as sets

pontiacinf

I am off to add more-need to break out the glasses-more pics added tomorrow afternoon

Broadstruck

What do the polka dots look like at 60x

atarian

I think the girl in that photo is local to where I live ( 10 minutes away) Wyckoff NJ . If this is the one im thinking of from the Maxim magazine.
Just sayin

ricko

Interesting thread... junk boxes can truly hold junk, but occasionally, a gem appears. Would love a chance to do this too. Cheers, RickO

pontiacinf

once the initial bikini woman shock wears off, I hope to show some real nice junk box type peices-dirty but cool, then will show some clad proof sets which have pickedup some seriously nice color.

and yes she is from Jersey, and she has nothing to do with snooker or whomever she is

I will post some more copper later this afternoon, im sorry but all I can do is scan em, my camera skills are lacking.

pontiacinf

1889 looked fake almost, but just has some kind of white stuff growing around the legend on the obv

mrpaseo

I like this idea and look forward to seeing what you have in the box.

Thanks for sharing,
Ray

CarlWohlforth

Neat!

I was surprised to see the 1859 IHC. I like that date very much.