Ray

No, sorry Snoopy. I don't grade any coins. fun to look for errors though.

" How can thin and brittle glass last over 200 years when a building made of strong solid stone might not even last half that." Having raised three children,two of them boy's, this has always amazed me also. These three could raze a city over night if not kept in check. Thin brittle glass would shatter just by entering the front door The only stamps I have are one each Washington, Jefferson, Ike, Roosevlelt, that I have found and tapeed in the respective coin albums.

All I have is a belt with buffalo nickels on it, but who doesn't have one of these

Funny, neat note

I have to agree with mmarotta, what difference does it make? BTW does leaving a silver coin in a suit pocket coause toning?

This is a 1943-P nickel that looks like a 3/2

OH, well then $1.90

By looking at the date posted, looks like daggit wins. Congrats

Eleben $

Leme see $1.80, and 5 cent increments, so I will go uummm $1.85

ok $10

Beautiful coins. I wonder who put them there, and who got the money?

$1.80

Interesting, thank you. Is that a sacrified wolf on the reverse, and do you know what the "1B" like characters mean?

I'll open for $1

I will second that

thanks Erik

Five wonderful coins from Bill, many thanks

JACKPOT I received an uncirculated Leif Ericson Commemorative $1 coin, still in the mint package with COA, a 1920 Pilgrim Half Commemoerative, a 1833 Liberian Token, a 1636-1936Rhode Island Tercentenary Medal, and a 1972 Malta 10 cent coin with a neat ship. All of these are beautiful, and from our friend Blackhawk. Thank you Bill! A Canadian Large Cent Album, from jackson/Dain. Thank you Dain, now I know which of these coins to look for. A handful of gaming, transportation, and other misc. tokens from Keith at exonumist.com. I will go over there to thank him.

Nice Bobby, did you get the off-center cent from a retailer, or private seller?

Can't blame you for that.

Both are nice. Are you bidding on these?

Almost all of them from folks on this forum, with 90% of them from Blackhawk, and Ed. Where are they anyway, not much for sale lately

Hey, we must have the same mailperson. Except for the envelope of large cents, the Numismatist, the Time magazine, and the National Geographic we got the same mail

Ummm, let's see, two kids from the Ukrain!!! That's got to cost at least $16, so I will go $17