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Ikes are a good project and not nearly as easy to complete as people think. Roos the same. Good luck with all your projects.
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I'm assuming that copper here is used in the normal coin sense. I.E. cents are considered copper until they have an actual composition change such as 1943 steel or zinc lincolns or steel Canadians.
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Art's Other Metals Entries
Art; other; Group 4 1801-1900; 1883 "No Cents" Nickel; 1883 Nickel
Art; other; Group 5 1901-Present; 1945 Canadian Steel 5 Cent; 1945 Canada 5 Cent Steel
Art, other; Group 5 1901-Present; 1951 Half Crown Copper Nickel; 1951 Half Crown
Art; other; Group 5 1901-Present; 1970 3 Pence Brass UK; 1970 Brass 3p UK
Art, other; Group 7 Exonumia; 1980 Grand Union Food Stamps Token 5 cents; Food Stamps Token
Art, other; Group 7 Exonumia; 1976 ANA Convention Medal NYC;1976 ANA NYC
Art, other; Group 7 Exonumia; 1977 ANA Convention Medal Atlanta; 1977 ANA Atlanta
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Art's Silver Entries
Art, silver, Group 2 1501-1700 6d; 1696 6d
Art, silver, Group 3 1701-1800; George III 6d 1787; George III Shilling 1787
Art, silver, Group 4 1801-1900; 1819 George III 6d; 1819 George III 6d
Art, silver, Group 4 1801-1900; 1872 Victoria Florin; 1872 Victoria Florin
Art, silver, Group 4 1801-1900; 1899 6d; 1899 6d
Art, silver, Group 5 1901-Present; 1915 George V Half Crown; 1915 George V Half Crown
Art, silver, Group 5 1901-Present; 1917 Shilling UK; George V Shilling 1917
Art, silver, Group 5 1901-Presetn; 1912 Florin; George V Florin 1912
Art, silver, Group 6 NCLT; 2003 5 Dollars Canada; 2003 Colorized Maple Leaf
Art, silver, Group 7 Exonumia; 1970 Ringling Brothers Circus 100th Anniversary Medal; Ringling Brothers Medal
Art, silver, Group 7 Exonumia; 1977 ANA Convention Medal - Atlanta GA; 1977 ANA Convention Atlanta
Art, silver, Group 7 Exonumia, 1999 Silver Convention Medal - ANA Chicago; 1999 ANA Medal
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Art's Gold Entries
Art:Gold:Group ----4---- 5 1801-1900:1912 Half Sovereign:Art;s 1912 Half Sovereign
This little beauty came into my collection as part of a trade I made years ago with Syl. It's the only gold coin in my collection and a design that I truly enjoy.
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Got this beauty in the mail the other day. Thanks Clive. I'm glad you had a wonderful time.
YOC Rome Postcard Aug2011 by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr
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Art's Copper Entries
Group4: Art, Copper, Group 4 1801-1900, 1853 US Large CentArt 1853 Large Cent
Group4: Art, Copper, Group 4 1801-1900, 1834 US Large CentArt 1834 Large Cent N2 Rev 30degrees rotated
Group4: Art, Copper, Group 4 1801-1900, 1844 Large Cent N1 MDS F15/10+ Art 1844 Large Cent N1
Art, copper, Group 5 1901-Present, 1963D Lincoln Cent; 1963D Lincoln Cent
Art, copper, Group 7 Exonumia; 1793 Coventry Half Penny; 1793 Coventry Half Penny
Art, copper, Group 7 Exonumia; 1997 Eagle Eye Coin Eagle Medal; Eagle Medal
Art, copper, Group 7 Exonumia; 1973 Watergate Ingot; 1973 Watergate Ingot
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Welcome to PCI2011. Please enter your Non-metal materials (wood, ceramic, glass, paper, etc.) in this thread.
OK....Here we go.
There are threads in PCI2010 for each of the seven materials trees. Within these threads please post your entries for each group labelled for that group. Remember you can enter three coins for each group within each material tree. Entries in the format below are greatly appreciated.
SAMPLE:
Art, Copper, 1801-1900, 1853 US Large Cent
This will be posted in my one post in the Copper Materials Tree thread. If I decide to change coins are add coins, I do it by editing the single post that I have made.
Thanks and best of luck to all of you.
Entries open: 9August2011
Entries close: 19August 2011 at 11:59PM
There are 8 groups in each material catagory.
Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD
Group 2: 1501-1700
Group 3: 1701-1800
Group 4: 1801-1900
Group 5: 1901-Present
Group 6: NCLT
Group 7: Exonumia
Group 8: Special Coins - anything you collect that you feel warrants being outside the other catagories.
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Welcome to PCI2011. Please enter your Bi-metal materials in this thread.
OK....Here we go.
There are threads in PCI2010 for each of the seven materials trees. Within these threads please post your entries for each group labelled for that group. Remember you can enter three coins for each group within each material tree. Entries in the format below are greatly appreciated.
SAMPLE:
Art, Copper, 1801-1900, 1853 US Large Cent
This will be posted in my one post in the Copper Materials Tree thread. If I decide to change coins are add coins, I do it by editing the single post that I have made.
Thanks and best of luck to all of you.
Entries open: 9August2011
Entries close: 19August 2011 at 11:59PM
There are 8 groups in each material catagory.
Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD
Group 2: 1501-1700
Group 3: 1701-1800
Group 4: 1801-1900
Group 5: 1901-Present
Group 6: NCLT
Group 7: Exonumia
Group 8: Special Coins - anything you collect that you feel warrants being outside the other catagories.
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Welcome to PCI2011. Please enter your Base Metal (nickel, copper-nickel, aluminum, etc) materials in this thread.
OK....Here we go.
There are threads in PCI2010 for each of the seven materials trees. Within these threads please post your entries for each group labelled for that group. Remember you can enter three coins for each group within each material tree. Entries in the format below are greatly appreciated.
SAMPLE:
Art, Copper, 1801-1900, 1853 US Large Cent
This will be posted in my one post in the Copper Materials Tree thread. If I decide to change coins are add coins, I do it by editing the single post that I have made.
Thanks and best of luck to all of you.
Entries open: 9August2011
Entries close: 19August 2011 at 11:59PM
There are 8 groups in each material catagory.
Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD
Group 2: 1501-1700
Group 3: 1701-1800
Group 4: 1801-1900
Group 5: 1901-Present
Group 6: NCLT
Group 7: Exonumia
Group 8: Special Coins - anything you collect that you feel warrants being outside the other catagories.
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Welcome to PCI2011. Please enter your other precious metals (not gold or silver) materials in this thread.
OK....Here we go.
There are threads in PCI2010 for each of the seven materials trees. Within these threads please post your entries for each group labelled for that group. Remember you can enter three coins for each group within each material tree. Entries in the format below are greatly appreciated.
SAMPLE:
Art, Copper, 1801-1900, 1853 US Large Cent
This will be posted in my one post in the Copper Materials Tree thread. If I decide to change coins are add coins, I do it by editing the single post that I have made.
Thanks and best of luck to all of you.
Entries open: 9August2011
Entries close: 19August 2011 at 11:59PM
There are 8 groups in each material catagory.
Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD
Group 2: 1501-1700
Group 3: 1701-1800
Group 4: 1801-1900
Group 5: 1901-Present
Group 6: NCLT
Group 7: Exonumia
Group 8: Special Coins - anything you collect that you feel warrants being outside the other catagories.
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Welcome to PCI2011. Please enter your Copper materials in this thread.
OK....Here we go.
There are threads in PCI2010 for each of the seven materials trees. Within these threads please post your entries for each group labelled for that group. Remember you can enter three coins for each group within each material tree. Entries in the format below are greatly appreciated.
SAMPLE:
Art, Copper, 1801-1900, 1853 US Large Cent
This will be posted in my one post in the Copper Materials Tree thread. If I decide to change coins are add coins, I do it by editing the single post that I have made.
Thanks and best of luck to all of you.
Entries open: 9August2011
Entries close: 19August 2011 at 11:59PM
There are 8 groups in each material catagory.
Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD
Group 2: 1501-1700
Group 3: 1701-1800
Group 4: 1801-1900
Group 5: 1901-Present
Group 6: NCLT
Group 7: Exonumia
Group 8: Special Coins - anything you collect that you feel warrants being outside the other catagories.
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Welcome to PCI2011. Please enter your Silver materials in this thread.
OK....Here we go.
There are threads in PCI2010 for each of the seven materials trees. Within these threads please post your entries for each group labelled for that group. Remember you can enter three coins for each group within each material tree. Entries in the format below are greatly appreciated.
SAMPLE:
Art, Copper, 1801-1900, 1853 US Large Cent
This will be posted in my one post in the Copper Materials Tree thread. If I decide to change coins are add coins, I do it by editing the single post that I have made.
Thanks and best of luck to all of you.
Entries open: 9August2011
Entries close: 19August 2011 at 11:59PM
There are 8 groups in each material catagory.
Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD
Group 2: 1501-1700
Group 3: 1701-1800
Group 4: 1801-1900
Group 5: 1901-Present
Group 6: NCLT
Group 7: Exonumia
Group 8: Special Coins - anything you collect that you feel warrants being outside the other catagories.
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Welcome to PCI2011. Please enter your Gold materials in this thread.
OK....Here we go.
There are threads in PCI2010 for each of the seven materials trees. Within these threads please post your entries for each group labelled for that group. Remember you can enter three coins for each group within each material tree. Entries in the format below are greatly appreciated.
SAMPLE:
Art, Copper, 1801-1900, 1853 US Large Cent
This will be posted in my one post in the Copper Materials Tree thread. If I decide to change coins are add coins, I do it by editing the single post that I have made.
Thanks and best of luck to all of you.
Entries open: 9August2011
Entries close: 19August 2011 at 11:59PM
There are 8 groups in each material catagory.
Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD
Group 2: 1501-1700
Group 3: 1701-1800
Group 4: 1801-1900
Group 5: 1901-Present
Group 6: NCLT
Group 7: Exonumia
Group 8: Special Coins - anything you collect that you feel warrants being outside the other catagories.
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Very interesting notes Dave. I like the family scene in the red circle.
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Great notes and a fun collecting theme.
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Just picked this up on ebay. It hasn't arrived yet so I'll update the images with my own when it does.
US Series 661 10cent front by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr
US Series 661 10cent back by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr
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There is talk about cutting postal service back to three days a week. I can barely wait from Saturday to Monday as it is!
I think the postal service should do away with the junk mail rates or at least raise them substantially. That would quickly overcome any cash shortfalls they might have.
More nice coins. Keep them coming.
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cool lions
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Another '43-P today, searched $50 worth of nickels from a new credit union.
Nice find.
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Nice finds. That 5-spot is super.
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Great 1/2 penny tokens. I especially like the Irish 1/2.
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More nice coins Vern. Ditto on the rose question.
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How about some Howland Wood medals? These are given out for best in show exhibits. I am not sure what year these were instituted, but originally they were a silver medal given the the best of show exhibitor. Sometime in the 1990s they started announcing who the runners up were, and in 1999 they switched to a gold/silver/bronze system.
This is the very first bronze given out for second runner up (for my exhibit on eagle varieties on Imperial Russian rubles). The color changed to a more coppery color in later years.
When they present the awards at the ANA banquet, they give you a medal in a box, but there's a note saying please give it back at the end of the banquet so it can be engraved on the reverse. By the time I won my first Best of Show, I knew that that process would take more than two months, so I photographed the "presentation" medal.
This medal was apparently donated by the Franklin mint and at some point they stopped doing that, so the ANA went to another supplier and the medals took on a much more polished look, so the gold ones I have are polished--unfortunately I don't have pics ready to hand. Apparently now they are lustrous once again.
It turns out I have the largest (but not the best!) collection of Howland Wood medals, three bronzes and three golds. Thomas Law's heirs have three silvers (back from when they _were_ the Best of Show award) and two golds. No one has won all three types of medals. Sam Deep is another multiple-medal holder and he never got a bronze, and I never got a silver. Now the first and second runners up get a Radford Stearns medal.
Congratulations on the fine wins. The medals are beautiful. I'd not seen them before that I can recall. The exhibits are one of my favorite parts of a show. I spend more time there than on the sales floor, generally speaking that is.
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Nice notes.