Bob Stager

Thanks for the feedback Corina!  👍

1 hour ago, Corina said:

those coins were made at the west point mint so yes the mint made them

Thank you.

Anyone here playing??

Where is everyone??

Not sure which forum this belongs in. Error? or variety?  Has anyone heard of the long ray?

Has anyone ever heard of a coin called a long ray?

Where is everyone??

What does True mean?

Well, it's not an error.  It didn't leave the mint like that.  It's some type of damage.  Can we see the other side?

Found some additional information.

5 hours ago, Corina said:

interesting error

I don't know if it's an error or some type of variety.

There just doesn't seem to be many members here on this forum.

UPDATE:

I recently found this.

Yes, it looks like it from here.

Has anyone ever heard of a longer then normal ray on the reverse of a 2007-P Washington dollar coin?

It looks like glue or some type of adhesive.  Give it an acetone bath, see if it come off.

I'm under the impression that the Mint did not produce 2021-W quarters.  Is this correct?

Okay, thank Corina.

Here are closer pictures.

18 minutes ago, schutzenfester said:

Hi Bob,

 

Welcome to CoinPeople. Glad you found this thread.

Your schützenfest jeton is from Lausanne, Canton Vaud in Switzerland.

It is identified with a Richter number. Jürg Ricther is a Swiss gentleman who has authored the foremost catalog of Swiss schützenfest medals and jetons. Each in a separate catalog and the jeton catalog being substantially smaller than the medal catalog.

 

Jeton information:

ID: R539a

No date
Composition: Messing (brass)

Rarity: common

size: 23mm

weight: 3.7 - 3.9 grams

catalog value:

Ex fine condition: 15.00

UNC: 30.00

schutzenfester-

You are the man!  Thank you very much!!

Bob

Not sure if I'm doing this right, first time here.  I hope I'm in the right thread.

I've looked on-line and can't find anything on this token. I found it in my grandfathers possessions. The token is 22 mm in diameter and weighs 3.8 grams.

Any help identifying this token or finding some documented resource links would be helpful.

Thanks!

Bob