Unusual coin

metaldetectinghound

I found this coin in Northern Colorado in a park. Looks like someone glued a penny and a dime together. It is real solid. I would like to know what kind of glue was used. I hope the pictures come up.


http://smg.beta.photobucket.com/user/coloradofishguy/media/Unusualcoin014_zps0aeda39d.jpg.html

http://smg.beta.photobucket.com/user/coloradofishguy/media/Unusualcoin009_zps70e28105.jpg.html

http://smg.beta.photobucket.com/user/coloradofishguy/media/Unusualcoin020_zpsbebbcf8a.jpg.html

ricko

Got the pictures by copy/paste....and yes, looks like glued coins. Could be any glue, but likely an epoxy based adhesive. Cheers, RickO

DorkGirl

Wow, I messed that up.

JohnnyCache

Assisting the OP
Pics to the above links

DorkGirl

A magician's coin, very cool.

metaldetectinghound

Johnny cache...How did you get the pictures to show up here? Ken

JohnnyCache

<< <i>Johnny cache...How did you get the pictures to show up here? Ken >>







It's just a matter of the right code, nothing tricky. Best of luck!

JC

pocketpiececommems

Is that from the phrase, "It will not add one dime to the debt". or is that an eleven cent coin.

ricko

Eleven cents works for me.... Cheers, RickO

lordmarcovan

Yep. A novelty or "magician's" coin.

Pretty groovy to find one.

Some guy must have been practicing magic tricks and dropped it, or maybe a kid had it.

johnny9434

thats a neat magic coin.

LochNESS

Forget being glued together... the fact that they're the same size is a clue