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Thanks for the info! So, I will presume that these holders are fairly rare?
Cheers
Bob
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I have a few of these Collis restrikes in these holders. Can't find any info on FTGS.
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Title says it all. Made for the Asian market, sometimes available here.
Two available!
$65.00 shipped or $120.00 shipped for both. NO FEE PayPal.
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Bob
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My other toned Sesqui...
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5 minutes ago, Quintus Arrius said:
For lack of a more applicable term, this is what someone harboring decidedly un-numismatic tendencies would do.
Nonsense. Many have asked if this is possible. I just happened to be the one to do it.
Cheers
Bob
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2 hours ago, DWLange said:
I'm curious as to why you'd bother for a circulated 1889(P) in VF or so. Unless the lucite holder was damaged it was probably worth more as a souvenir.
The souvenir wasn't terribly valuable (around $25) and you wouldn't want to experiment on a Lucite paperweight with a nice UNC inside, would you?
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Bob
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2 hours ago, Moxie15 said:what did you use?what did you use?
Very simple. I put it in the chest freezer overnight. Took it out the following afternoon. Put it in a bench vise with the jaws at the lower edge of the coin, took a BP hammer, and started swinging...VOILA!
Shattered the Lucite and the coin came away clean. I guess you could say, Morgan FREED, man!
Cheers
Bob
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Donate them to your local school for a geography class (do they still teach that?). Or a social studies class where they can learn about the people on the coins. Or make up little baggies to hand out for Halloween 👻.
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Nope. The 42/41 is extremely obvious.
Still, free silver! Great find!
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Bob
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20 hours ago, TastySnail said:
There you are buddy. I believe the mod overreacted across the street. It was misinterpreted and you meant the rioters. Any words you would like me to send to the other side?
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World's Columbian Exposition Award Medal Saint-Gaudens/Barber with original aluminum case. As I understand it, the case is rare and the insert card is even rarer. Most of the cases were lost, destroyed, or simply tossed out. The insert card from Scovill was almost always thrown away or dried up and fell to pieces. At least this is what was related to me by a couple of serious medal collectors. I'm pretty new to medals (less than a couple of months) and this is only my third acquisition.
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Collis restrikes in silver. Only 22 struck.