ccg
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The 2001 (yes, rather outmoded) Charlton lists the following suggested values for solid serial number 54 series: $1... 400 $2... 450 $5... 500 $10... 550 $20... 600 $50... 700 $100... 800
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Great set!
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Very interesting!
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Yay dimes!
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Neat report - looking forward to seeing that token!
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It's nice that you got the 1980 ones and not the later 1990 re-issue; the back of the 1990 isn't nearly as nice even though it's the same design.
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Those are coins and not tokens.
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2010D shield cent. First of those I've seen.
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The closest things I've come across is stuff for Coca Cola and Barbie, but those were in silver, so it's a lot easier for a collector to pay $50-100 for something like that. (and thus a premium over melt/scrap) But even with a more recognized name (e.g. Coca Cola), I think the the premium would likely be marginal.
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Did you mean AV (gold) instead of AR (silver)? Anyways, if it's 1 oz of gold, I highly doubt that any soft drink memorabilia collector would value it more highly than its gold scrap value. Probably a pretty scarce prize from the looks of it.
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NZ shilling's one of my commonwealth favourites
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Nice!
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So much nice stuff from the teens and earlier...
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Whoa - that's definately neat!
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Best wishes
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42S wheat in VF. Haven't got a wheatie for a long time...
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That's one of the oldest rules in the book - postage stamps cannot be covered by anything. Tape on top of stamps prevents the stamps from being cancelled and thus the possibility of re-use, hence the rule.
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Wow, never seen those before - that's the least I can say!
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Screw press perhaps? I don't think there were any mints left in Europe that were still hammering by 1800, though I could be wrong.
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Neat pieces!
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Wow!
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Great thread! I can't think of anything around here, unfortunately.
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That 3 kreuzer must be a condition rarity!
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Thanks! It came as a suprise to me as well. Some of the rolls I broke had up to 7 US quarters in them (80% SQs), so that really helped. I'm guessing a lot of it's coming from Canadians bringing back their cross-border shopping change and putting it into circulation here.
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I agree. I note that the s/n are only six apart!!
