Todays 2 Boxes.....

[LJ]

Box #1 was very good.....I think this was my best box ever.
2-Franklins (1951-D & 1961-D)
3-65's
8-66's
20-67's
17-68's
18-69's

68 keepers

Box #2 was just the opposite....
1-69
1-2004-D
1-Foreign?? that I can't identify.

If anyone has any idea on this coin, please let me know. Thanks.

 

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[scotto]

Wow! Great box, and 4 rolls with bling showing is a great sign!

 

[fiatboy]

It's from Ireland.

 

[fiatboy]

Oh yeah, WTG on the Bennies!!!!!!!

 

[prizm II]

http://www.geocities.com/eirecoins/lsd1937.htm


Some info on the coin

 

[LJ]

Thanks for the link Prizm, Bama & Fiatboy..I didn't even think to google it. I wish it were in better condition.....oh well......It was neat finding it.

 

[Irish Finn]

LJ,

Great job, What CWI stamp number are on your boxes? I have seen CWI #04 and CWI #41.

 

[LJ]

LJ,

Great job, What CWI stamp number are on your boxes? I have seen CWI #04 and CWI #41.

Thanks IF. #96....What does this stand for or represent?

 

[fiatboy]

yeah, what does that mean?

 

[Irish Finn]

LJ,

CWI stands for Coin Wrap Inc. The number is the location they get wraped.

 

[LJ]

LJ,

CWI stands for Coin Wrap Inc. The number is the location they get wraped.

Thanks for that info. Now you know what my next question is.....ha! Where is #96? I would guess Baton Rouge.

 

[jimmatt_43]

Good for you Lejeuene,I searched $742.00 and found one 1965.
I think they must have moved all the silver here in Wisconsin down by you.
hh,Jim.

 

[silverfinder]

In case you don't already know, the Irish coin is a penny, apparently the size of the English penny of that period. (Note the 1d on the face of the coin, which identifies its value. The letter "d", which signified a penny for hundreds of years, derives from the Roman denarius, which was typically minted in silver and was the standard monetary unit of late antiquity, analogous to the dollar of today.) I believe it's bronze, like the English penny; it's value is probably slight indeed. Interesting, but likely not worth the fifty cents you paid for it.

 

[Pennyworth]

I love those type of boxes,haven't seen one in months like that though. LOL Congratulations on a superb silver box!

 

[Phillip_in_NM]

LJ, check this out.

http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/coin.php?image=img2/92-11&desc=Ireland%20km11%201%20Penny%20(1938-1968)

Might want to add www.worldcoingallery.com to your 'favorites' - great site for foreign coins.

Hope that helps.

 

[LJ]

LJ, check this out.

http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/coin.php?image=img2/92-11&desc=Ireland%20km11%201%20Penny%20(1938-1968)

Might want to add www.worldcoingallery.com to your 'favorites' - great site for foreign coins.

Hope that helps.

It did help....thanks alot. In my favs now.

 

[Cerulean]

1946 Ireland 1 penny... cool!