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Just won this one. My first Aluminum coin.

like that error ihc

Hoping to upgrade one of these days but I got a good deal on this one.

Now long have IRAs been around and how about the presious metal IRA. I am thinking that these coins do not have the gold content needed for this but could they have been held for that reason?

nice error there

And a cameo

1867 5c J566 NGC PF61 Pop of 34.

 

 

 

 

I considered sending you a PM about that coin, but I can see it wasn't necessary.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice coins, everyone!

Thanks for thinking of me. There were 2 on there. I was able to get this one. There was another that I didn't win. But I am very happy with this one.

1867 5c J566 NGC PF61 Pop of 34.

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Boiler has some of the most

Numismatic Important collections

outside of any museum that I can

think of.

 

Great Aluminum Pattern Proof Set !!!

 

So as not to end this Thread ,

Patterns it is then.

 

You have to know where this

Thread is going to now !!

 

nice one there and VERY Rare is that the j1762, 1763 or 1764

Boiler Wins. Thread over.

I agree, that set is just unbeatible.

Ok, we are on 3cn's so I am hoping these are ok to post. There are all the same coin just different angles. 1865 J413 3cn copper pattern

And here is a Wildcard

 

wow that is an awesome set.

Thanks, I am glad you liked them.

I also have a very low grade j684 which has not made it for it's photo op yet but will post it when it does.

As much as I love it, it's not the correct type or date.

Hum a one cent is not the same as a one cent. I am sorry I made that mistake.

It is a 1868 so I would think that for the next coin you could have the following,

1 cent

pattern

obverse of a 3 cent

1868

roman numeral

agricultural wreath

made of nickel

also the same size as a dime I belive.

At first I thought you posted a three center, and I was gonna say that's outta line. Then I saw what it really is, and now I'm gonna say no fair.

, whats no fair about it?

It is a 1 cent, Its a pattern, It has the obverse of a 3 cent. I was trying to make it easy for the next person.

Here is another "cent" or maybe I should say an almost cent.

Those are some fabulous patterns, Sir Payne!

thanks

These are not new coins but they are new photos that "coindude" did. I think he did a GREAT job and had to share. The "S" is for stright on shot and the "T" is for Tilled shot.

Got an 1884 3CN. Still looking for the 1883 and 1885