world cherry pickin

[ant]

im cherry pikin out of 22lbs and it is fun! im into about 3 lbs so far and being i dont have a krause yet im just pulling kool stuff and stuff people collect already.

 

tokens:

 

old goodies:

 

jackson goodies

[bsshog40]

Looks like some pretty cool finds so far Ant!!

[physics-fan3.14]

I would love to get one of those huge world coin lots off of Ebay one of these days. I would want to get one that supposedly leans a bit older, but I need to get the 19th century krause first.

 

I have no idea what half of those things are you pictured, but they look cool.

[jackson64]

I agree...I think I might buy a few pounds myself...I have the Krause catalogs from 1700-present (4 of them)..it might be a fun and relatively cheap way to enjoy the hobby....

[ant]

i paid like 125 for 22lbs they also do tons the feedback wasnt great but it got here very fast and weight was over

 

equitycoins = seller

 

http://stores.ebay.com/The-World-Coin-Store

[physics-fan3.14]

The 22 pound bags are $360, not $125. That works out to be $16 a pound, which is a little high compared to others. But is the mix good? How much older stuff, and how much, if any, silver? Any American, Mexican, Canadian? I'd be interested in some general statistics when you get farther along.

[ant]

here is the one i got:

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370003365147

 

and 25 lbs came if you look some are tokens some are coins,some are mixxed and sealed bags.

[Conder101]

The 22 pound bags are $360, not $125.

The 22 pound bag of UNCIRCULATED coins is $360, the 22 pound bag of circulated coins is $125.

[jackson64]

ant...keep your eyes open for a Danish West Indies 20C piece..if it's undamaged I'll probably give you $100 for it...

[ant]

show me what to look for and ill look. i dont have the awsome books you have

[ant]

also lots of these coins are unc. to me they are all the same lots exept if they are all tokens.

[ant]

 

[ant]

what is this? is it a coin or token? and if coin is this a good condition for date

 

 

[satootoko]

Undoubtedly an amusement park token from Dyrehavsbakken ("Deer Park Hill"), the 425-year-old Danish park which is supposedly the oldest still operating amusement park in the world.

 

The Danish denominations had changed from skilling/daler to ore/krone just a few years earlier. It's probably 25 ore, as 25 krone would have been quite a bit of money for a parent to spend on his kid (in multiples) in 1885.

[ant]

neet thanks!

[tonidanzawillpay]

i think i might buy from that ebay seller as hes only minutes away. hey ant did u find any silver?

[ant]

i havnt gotin to silver yet! i have been going through and seeing what sets i can build. i have found 1 full set so far and im moving on tonight. the krause is awsome ! huge but awsome. im going to grab some more next month for sure. i recomend it! it is great fun!