~ Copper 4 The Weekend™ ~

1Mike1

First two are from the Gettysburg coin show - the third is from great collections.

brg5658

WaterSport

1934 DDO-003.
WS

coinsarefun

Can I sneak in some darksiders

They are some really old Novodels.

Broadstruck

Here's one for ThePennyLady... Wine & Coins and also proof that Coin Dealers already drank in 1860

1860 Ezra Hill - Coin Dealer / 1860 Woodgate, New York, 29mm Diameter Copper, Mule, Miller-NY-335

This double dated, duel merchant muling was probably made to order at the request of J.N.T. Levick who was a representative for Woodgate to own something unique and create rarities within the Merchant store card series. The Woodgate die was cut by George H. Lovett and the Hill by William F. Key which comes as no surprise as it was quite common for die-sinkers in the 1850-60's to swap dies for token collector special strikings. Ezra Hill was a early New York coin collector who operated as a dealer from 1858 until just before his death in 1867 and his personal collection/inventory was later offered in auction sales.

lordmarcovan

Man, that flag CWT is an eyepopper, fer sure.

I think I already posted my Monitor in a past C4TW thread, but I can't remember, so here 'tis. I wish I had better pix of it.




And here's a bronze unit (AE17) of Phillip II of Macedonia (359-336 BC), father of Alexander the Great. This was one of my last newps this spring before I took a summer vacation from numismatics. It was quite affordable ($75-ish) and has really great patina.

ricko

Really nice cents 1Mike1.... always enjoy the C4TW thread...Cheers, RickO

silverpop