Copper For The Weekend
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LeeG
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Just got home from work and heating up some grub.
Figured some folks may want to post some copper. Been doing some selling, so nothing new: 






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I have to take some new pics this weekend, but here is one to start....
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One of my new ones for the week.

"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
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You're late. Here's some copper I found in the street:
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I am really getting into these
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What is that reds? Pardon my ignorance, but that is pretty cool!
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Conder tokens.... and once you start buying them there is no stopping . Great Britian's version of hard times tokens . There are hundreds of them . Don't know the exact dates but they range from the 1780's to early 1800's
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Very cool, thanks for the answer, I have recently started working on a Farthing type set, so that may be next!
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I can see this guy on the side of the street with a top hat hawking his wares

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Cool conder's, here's my first one. Still gotta take my own set of pics.

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coinJP ,
COOL...........I recently purchased that same version in the smaller farthing size .
here's one struck from a cancelled die
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Braddick, that off center is way cool. Or is it broad struck? What's up with the reverse? Was the "E" tooled?
Nothing exciting, decided to encapsulate my 83 Mint sets.
This was included in the 83 Philly Souvenir Set. I believe it's copper, has some weight to it.
Anyone know the significance of the date August 14, 1969?
Awesome pics guys.
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Appreciate everyone posting their copper!
Looks like a slow weekend for copper with folks in Balt. for the show. Hopefully some nice coins posted next weekend.
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Naughty boy, Braddick!
The off center strike detracts from the reverse lettering.
Here's a 1972 purchase that's newly photographed. I think it was a good buy. The photo doesn't fully capture the glossy fields as well as I'd have liked.

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I got for my variety set, looks fantastic, but the thumb print on the rev is why its only a 64.
WS
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Got grades last night on three 1909 VDB DDO FS-012.1 and they all came back MS 63 RED. These will go on Ebay Sunday night. If you want to reserve one, PM me.
WS
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gregwww.brunkauctions.com
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Finished up the IHC collection yesterday. Wow I had fun

The 1877 is a dark mahogany color that turns purple and blue when tipped in the light.(MS 70?) I can't get a decent pic of it, first is a camera shot and then scans...


When I get enough light to show the details, it washes them out. Can you tell I'm frustrasted with the camera right now?


And even filled one more hole in the Lincoln album...

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I forgot I even had this one, now I am only missing 2 to get to 1950 with the proofs....
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<< <i>Finished up the IHC collection yesterday. Wow I had fun
And even filled one more hole in the Lincoln album... >>
Congrat's on a major achievement and filling a spot in the album!!!!!!!
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I made this one on my first submission, definitely the best out of my first batch.
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Copper coated zink

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A few raw with some color


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One of my favs, MS65RB:

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<< <i>I made this one on my first submission, definitely the best out of my first batch.
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Congrat's, tough coin to make in 66RD and above.
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Thanks, Here are a few of the 1909 Varieties, nothing special, just out of my Lincoln Dansco...


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Heres the composite we made up of a 1907 Brenner Lincoln plaque and a 1909 Cent. Pretty neat~~~~~
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<< <i>Thanks, Here are a few of the 1909 Varieties, nothing special, just out of my Lincoln Dansco...

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nice lincolns, do i see a circular mark on the reverse of the first coin? its in the center of the coin thru the E and N in cents.its odd looking.my ebay items BST transactions/swaps/giveaways with: Tiny, raycyca,mrpaseo, Dollar2007,Whatafind, Boom, packers88, DBSTrader2, 19Lyds, Mar327, pontiacinf, ElmerFusterpuck.0 -
Yeah, I got that one off ebay, and the guy made sure to point it out, it is weird, almost like a counter punch or something. Here is a bigger picture....
Edited to add: It almost looks like someone tried to turn it into a hybrid chain cent!
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good pic, yes i thought the mark looked deliberate.
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British Conder Token, Middlesex, Skidmore's 522a. Obverse - St. Paul's Church Covent Gardens. Reverse - same structure in ruins after being destroyed by fire. From the Dr. Richard Doty Reference Collection of Conder Tokens.

1797 British Penny sized Conder Token. Middlesex, Moorgate, from Kempson's Buildings Series. DH-79 Scarce. Obverse die crack from 11:00 to 5:00. Obv: MOORGATE AS ERECTED MDCLXXIIII Taken Down MDCCLXVI Rev: British Penny Token 1797. Figure of Justice standing.
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<< <i>Yeah, I got that one off ebay, and the guy made sure to point it out, it is weird, almost like a counter punch or something. Here is a bigger picture....
Edited to add: It almost looks like someone tried to turn it into a hybrid chain cent!
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Looks like someone took a Dremel Tool to it.
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This one came from Heritage yesterday AM:

A nice red cent with unbroken luster.


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Another one of Stewarts castoffs
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<< <i>This one came from Heritage yesterday AM:
A nice red cent with unbroken luster.
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If you keep buying coins like that you'll be in the top 100 in no time!!!
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