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Coin collectors like old stuff so maybe show an interesting old item and the next person can post a coin from the same year or era. Maybe we can all see some interesting items and coins. No long winded rules here, just antique, coin antique, coin and so on. May or may not work. Let's see. I'll start with an Edgefield Pottery jug circa 1840-60. Now a coin from that era is up to all of you. Here we go.
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I'll give it a go. Here's a political medal from the year 1840:
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Since your looking at pottery from Carolina, I think some toned Bechtler gold from the 1840s would be appropriate:

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What if I want to collect modern coins? Am I not considered a coin collector?
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This is a Converse brand toy car. When I got it, one wheel was a repro so I bought the NON windup version and stripped the wheel off that and then sold it in Antique Toy World magazine. I also sent it off to have the spring in the motor replaced.
It's an exact model of a 1908 Pierce Arrow touring car. Doors open, car steers, and the brakes are actually functional.


Kinda neat to see what people USED TO buy as toys for the kids. (or themselves)
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@jmlanzaf said:
What if I want to collect modern coins? Am I not considered a coin collector?You should immediately seek counseling for this condition haha.
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@Smudge said:
Coin collectors like old stuff so maybe show an interesting old item and the next person can post a coin from the same year or era. Maybe we can all see some interesting items and coins. No long winded rules here, just antique, coin antique, coin and so on. May or may not work. Let's see. I'll start with an Edgefield Pottery jug circa 1840-60. Now a coin from that era is up to all of you. Here we go.
Nice piece of pottery. After having the opportunity to visit the Island of Crete and see their collection of found coins from the island at a museum there I was enticed to eventually acquire after my return home to the U.S. a piece of pottery here in the U.S. that had been made many years BC in Crete.
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@northcoin thanks. Still waiting for an 08 coin.
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Was in a house I bought.2 -

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Since you are asking about something from 1840 to 1860, I'll post this 1841 cent. I find the placement of the bust and the date interesting.


And here is an 1859 cent.


and an 1860 cent.

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1852 Audubon folio print.
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Ok, not sure how this works exactly. Here's all I have from the 1850's era.

So I also collect vintage watches. My oldest is this 1924 Ladies Bulova watch. For those familiar, it's not a Miss America. just the box I have for it.
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@EXOJUNKIE said:
@jmlanzaf said:
What if I want to collect modern coins? Am I not considered a coin collector?You should immediately seek counseling for this condition haha.
LOL. Actually, I consider 1840 to be modern coins.
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I love the Pierce Arrow, but I can't imagine winding that thing up to 70 or 80 mph, especially as bad as the roads were then.
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Here's something for the more modern crowd - a custom-color '54 Strat. 1954 is the first year Fender made these - the color is translucent red over gold, and the gold paint matches the paint used on Eldon Shamblin's legendary gold '54 Strat:



As an aside, this is probably the "Cimarron Red" example that was made for Bill Carson, who helped design the Strat.
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Wow - not sure how this works but that guitar is amazing!
Always fun to learn about stuff outside my comfort zone.
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@Lakesammman just post a 1954 coin. I guess as this is the US coin forum it should be a US coin. That is a nice guitar.
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That looks like a dead infant.
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Was in a house I bought.I agree, that is creepy!
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Still need a1954"coin to go with the guitar.
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...summer of 1987...I had to win multiple B.B. gun fights to put together the funds to buy that NES game...and at 7 years old I was a good shot, plus I had the thickest North Face jacket on in my crew
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Interesting, thanks for sharing !!!
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...wish I still had the vintage wood & steel pump-action barrel B.B. gun but Pops smashed that baby into more pieces than coins in those albums...Damn...I deserved a whoopin’ but not the piece he handed down to me...but Pops is like that...he beats the hell out of everything except for his Family
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...summer of 1987...I had to win multiple B.B. gun fights to put together the funds to buy that NES game...and at 7 years old I was a good shot, plus I had the thickest North Face jacket on in my crew

I still remember the Contra code to get unlimited lives! Only way to play it...
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For the car guys and gals. Years between 1949 & 1951. Surfing, Rock & Roll.....this pic says it all.

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No 1954, but here's a 1955 proof set. No cameos. Who has the next antique?
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Sorry for the lousy photo. Useing a pad.
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Finest known fully struck 1954-S!
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
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There ya go. Good job.
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Morgan and Clapp single shot pocket pistol 30 Calibre rim

fire made 1864_67 in New England. Hartford, Conn. I think. Try to find ammo for that. Next coin please.3 -

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1850's era ironstone tureen imported to Sacramento from England - couldn't have been cheap!

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Here's a coin to go with it.
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Lead WW1 era toy soldiers. Any coin from the WW1 era will work.
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One year before but.....it was brewing.
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Here is an old 1866 Photo with a tax stamp.

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I have 1860 years mostly as its a 100 year date before my birthday.
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1860 Token DeWitt-AL-1860-25 WM Abraham Lincoln Campaign
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1864 CAMPAIGN DEWITT-AL-1864-3, WM ABRAHAM LINCOLN EX. JOHN J. FORD JR.
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I don't know how old they are but I thought they were cool.







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New Haven Clock
Circa 1876
Pilgrim Clock and Gift Shop.. Expert clock repair since 1844
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http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistr...dset.aspx?s=68269&ac=1">Musky 1861 Mint Set4 -
Well the only 1876 I have is this counterfeit Trade Dollar. LOL
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I'll add a few Political tokens for 1876
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1876 Token SJT 1876-9 GIlt-Brass Samuel J. Tilden Campaign
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Kind of appropriate for tax day coming 1876) Token SJT 1876-7 Copper Samuel J. Tilden Campaign
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Not quite antique but we should see some nice 1909 material
1909 Hudson/Fulton bookmark measures approximately 3 1/2" long and 3/4" wide
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