It was in a small box with 20 other tokens. He pulled the 1st one out and it was this one he then looked at me said $25 bucks for the box. I said i'll take it all the others are condor tokens I'll post some pic when i get back.... Crazy. I don't know much about condor tokens but i know they are worth more then the $25 i payed. Here is one.
<< <i>It was in a small box with 20 other tokens. He pulled the 1st one out and it was this one he then looked at me said $25 bucks for the box. I said i'll take it all the others are condor tokens I'll post some pic when i get back.... Crazy. I don't know much about condor tokens but i know they are worth more then the $25 i payed. Here is one.
Looks like a hard times token. Too bad about the scratches.
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<< <i>It was in a small box with 20 other tokens. He pulled the 1st one out and it was this one he then looked at me said $25 bucks for the box. I said i'll take it all the others are condor tokens I'll post some pic when i get back.... Crazy. I don't know much about condor tokens but i know they are worth more then the $25 i payed. >>
Without even seeing the tokens I will say $25 was a great deal!!
Your original post is a hard times token MA 1833 ATTLEBORO HT-152 Rarity2
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Listed in the Hard Times token category. Located in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Issued 1833. This should be HT-152, with straight lines of text on reverse. One of about 5 different copper varieties known, all rather common, except unless Gem BU and red. Used as an advertising piece to promote the company's recognition as an award winning exhibitor at early A.I.N.Y. annual fairs. I have a AU example of HT-155, with curved lines of text on reverse. A copy of a 1836 Gold A.I.N.Y. medal.
<< <i>It was in a small box with 20 other tokens. He pulled the 1st one out and it was this one he then looked at me said $25 bucks for the box. I said i'll take it all the others are condor tokens I'll post some pic when i get back.... Crazy. I don't know much about condor tokens but i know they are worth more then the $25 i payed. >>
Without even seeing the tokens I will say $25 was a great deal!!
Your original post is a hard times token MA 1833 ATTLEBORO HT-152 Rarity2 >>
I'm going to need your help on the others, I'll try to get them up tonight.
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Offhand they all look realitively common, would need to know the edge to be sure. Although you may have something with the last Conder token......the Sherborne halfpenny might be a winner. I have to go to my computer and will getback with you soon.
I don't collect the stuff but dannnnng, for $25 that stuff seems really cool! Heck, at $25 even I might become a collector of it...just to see some of those dates is cool.
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I don't Condor tokens so I can't comment about them, but the Hard Times Token that started this thread is a Low 76, HTT 153, and it is common. Since the piece has been cleaned and has intentional scratches it is not worth a great deal, probably $10 or a bit less.
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<< <i>It was in a small box with 20 other tokens. He pulled the 1st one out and it was this one he then looked at me said $25 bucks for the box. I said i'll take it all the others are condor tokens I'll post some pic when i get back.... Crazy. I don't know much about condor tokens but i know they are worth more then the $25 i payed.
OK I might of done the same in that case.
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<< <i>It was in a small box with 20 other tokens. He pulled the 1st one out and it was this one he then looked at me said $25 bucks for the box. I said i'll take it all the others are condor tokens I'll post some pic when i get back.... Crazy. I don't know much about condor tokens but i know they are worth more then the $25 i payed.
Without even seeing the tokens I will say $25 was a great deal!!
Your original post is a hard times token MA 1833 ATTLEBORO HT-152 Rarity2
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Listed in the Hard Times token category. Located in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Issued 1833. This should be HT-152, with straight lines of text on reverse. One of about 5 different copper varieties known, all rather common, except unless Gem BU and red. Used as an advertising piece to promote the company's recognition as an award winning exhibitor at early A.I.N.Y. annual fairs. I have a AU example of HT-155, with curved lines of text on reverse. A copy of a 1836 Gold A.I.N.Y. medal.
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<< <i>It was in a small box with 20 other tokens. He pulled the 1st one out and it was this one he then looked at me said $25 bucks for the box. I said i'll take it all the others are condor tokens I'll post some pic when i get back.... Crazy. I don't know much about condor tokens but i know they are worth more then the $25 i payed.
Without even seeing the tokens I will say $25 was a great deal!!
Your original post is a hard times token MA 1833 ATTLEBORO HT-152 Rarity2 >>
I'm going to need your help on the others, I'll try to get them up tonight.
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<< <i>I'm going to need your help on the others, I'll try to get them up tonight. >>
Sounds like fun!!
btw......I personally have not seen that particular token struck off center like that before......kinda neat
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<< <i> all rather common, except unless Gem BU and red. >>
Ipicked this one up a few years back and is probably the nicest one I have seen to date......not cheap but worth every cent
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Wow that's alot of work....
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Although you may have something with the last Conder token......the Sherborne halfpenny might be a winner.
I have to go to my computer and will getback with you soon.
Still a great buy!!!
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I have one of those 1833 tokens and it's no longer a mystery coin.
Thanks for posting I would have paid $25 just for the coolness factor.
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