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I think we should keep in mind that when they were used it was likely with contemporary coinage and that it would have again likely been washed or cleaned or cared for like any other kitchen utensil.… (View Post)

The top piece is from the US Army Signal Corps and it's a screw-back military insignia collar disc. The bottom is a US Army Engineer A-Company collar disc. Neither are coins. (View Post)

Howdy and welcome. I've taken your images and uploaded them into my post in the event that folks might not want to open the jpeg files you have attached. (View Post)

I never liked shooting axially. I've done it many times and for some larger, more well-known dealers, but the effort to produce the right image was just over the top. Proof coinage is what I used it … (View Post)

That's some fabulous color for a 1949 Franklin! (View Post)