New pick up's not the best.

Type2

But kinda cool. I said 10 bucks they said sold.

BustHalfBrian

Cool

Tens bucks for the bunch? Heck, I'd have bought them for the off chance that one's an R6 or R7!

LochNESS

hmm sounds like you might have a quick profit coming your way

sniocsu

Very nice

AuroraBorealis

Flatwoods

Not much downside to that purchase. I think you did well.

DorkGirl

Tookybandit

That's a big win IMO

Broadstruck

Cool... I'd like to see the reverses

NumisOxide

Nice haul!

OldEastside

10 BUCKS......HeeeellllllllllllllYAAAA

Steve

Tallpaul000

I would have paid 5X that amount easily.

Type2

<< <i>Cool... I'd like to see the reverses >>

Here you go.

nwcoast

Nice score!
I like em a LOT!
They have character

TireKicker

Don't know much about these but how could you go wrong at that price?

Broadstruck

They are all R-1 except for the bottom row 2nd in from the left Liberty Head HT-36/Low-22 which is R-3.

Looking at the reverse the word "NOT" has been scratched out which is pretty common.

Still I would have paid $10 for just that one token.

As a group if listed on Ebay I see no reason why these wouldn't bring upwards of $100 or more as the HT-36/Low-22 is still a $25-40 token alone.

Edited to add: I've never found a single HTT at any B&M

Type2

I miss out on some others a buyer was buying all they had and passed on this lot he got some good one on the cheep, After he took off i ask to see them and tossed the offer out there and they took it. Thank you for the info Broadstruck.

SkyMan

Congratulations!

messydesk

Earlier this year, when my daughter's AP US History class was studying Jackson, the banks, and the 1830s in general, I sent her to a website that had pictures and explanations of a bunch of these tokens. As I don't collect them myself, it's as close as I could get her to them at the time. We all know that there's nothing like holding history in your hands to make it more interesting, and doesn't matter how old you are, or what the state of preservation of these artifacts is. I'd think that handing off a couple of the ratty R1s to a competent US History teacher so that he/she and interested students could hold one of these 175 year old artifacts while teaching or studying the era and circumstances of their manufacture would be a hobby outreach project that could pay some serious dividends.