Oi, I don't know where to start.... Here's a tiny, tiny sampling of my 'odd and unusual' items I've imaged, you've happened to hit the topic that emcompasses approximately 40% of my current collection (I'm not going to count standard contemporarily holed coins)..
<< <i>Are those irradiated dimes actually radioactive?
Either way, they are very cool. >>
No, a professor that I had a while back said that the rate of decay for that particular type of radiation is fast enough to make it pretty much inert by now.
5 pages and noone posted one of these? 1896 Morgan pushout coin that I picked up a few years back on Ebay.......I could clean it and polish it up but wouldn't that be cleaning a coin
Here's a few more of the usual suspects........
Anybody know what this is.......just testing you so guess a way
Some pretty neat, odd and unusual spceimens. Great thread!
Here's a 5-cent piece, circa 1948, possibly from the remote Ozark Mountain region of Arkansas.
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Hell, I don't need to exercise.....I get enough just pushing my luck.
This is an era piece, collection bracelet.
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<< <i>Not nearly as cool but, here is my Red Ryder BB Buffalo. You`ll shoot your eye out!
Ahhh yes, the rare Eye Balls nickel.
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$2.30 Face Value Silver
Pewter Shot Glass
Jim
Menomonee Falls Wisconsin USA
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistr...dset.aspx?s=68269&ac=1">Musky 1861 Mint Set
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Lafayette Grading Set
Oldest horse and buggy days key ring ???
<< <i>Oldest horse and buggy days key ring ???
Day Laborer's coin ring. (Which I love, sell to me please, PM if interested)
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CoinsAreFun Toned Silver Eagle Proof Album
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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More CoinsAreFun Pictorials NGC FOR SALE
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
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<< <i>From my Mom many years ago:
That is very
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What is that, a formerly gold-plated lead counterfeit?
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I have one of these too. Are they worth anything?
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I have one of these too. Are they worth anything? >>
No.
I got mine for about $8.00 on the bay.
Since I used to sneak into that fair with barely a dime to my name I thought it would be fun to own one of these.
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Either way, they are very cool.
The other side is just a mirror
<< <i>Are those irradiated dimes actually radioactive?
Either way, they are very cool. >>
No, a professor that I had a while back said that the rate of decay for that particular type of radiation is fast enough to make it pretty much inert by now.
Here's a few more of the usual suspects........
Anybody know what this is.......just testing you so guess a way
Grandpa was a minister and found this beauty in the collection plate in the mid 1950's
Here's a 5-cent piece, circa 1948, possibly from the remote Ozark Mountain region of Arkansas.
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Grandpa was a minister and found this beauty in the collection plate in the mid 1950's >>
What do you suppose happened to that? It looks a lot like salt water corrosion.
<< <i>Some pretty neat, odd and unusual spceimens. Great thread!
Here's a 5-cent piece, circa 1948, possibly from the remote Ozark Mountain region of Arkansas.
I like this one lmao!!
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