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Hey guys
picked up 10 boxes today. I got some nice silver, second box produced my first and only Seated Libery Half. I almost fainted. Ive been so looking forward to gettong one of these.
Totals

38- 40's
10- 90's
2- Franklins
4- Walkers and
a 1857-o Seated half HEll yea

Il upload pics tomorrow
Keith

The seated coin ended up being counter stamped with a name and address.

Ben F WYANT
MAY FLOWER SALOON
NO. 137 MAIN ST
MEMPHIS-TENN
any thoughts on this??
 

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Perhaps Ben F Wyant hid his coins at this address? Maybe you should check it out?
 
Believe it or not, those counter-stamped coins from that era can be worth significantly MORE than the same coin with no original counterstamp. It was a way to promote your business back in the day, and there are specific collectors of counterstamped coins. I have a shield nickel from around the same era that has a counterstamp on it. I'll try to get more info on your coin if you'd like, I know a guy who specializes in this kind of thing.
 
DrDetector said:
Believe it or not, those counter-stamped coins from that era can be worth significantly MORE than the same coin with no original counterstamp. It was a way to promote your business back in the day, and there are specific collectors of counterstamped coins. I have a shield nickel from around the same era that has a counterstamp on it. I'll try to get more info on your coin if you'd like, I know a guy who specializes in this kind of thing.

yea if you could that would be great
 
ugotit22 said:
DrDetector said:
Believe it or not, those counter-stamped coins from that era can be worth significantly MORE than the same coin with no original counterstamp. It was a way to promote your business back in the day, and there are specific collectors of counterstamped coins. I have a shield nickel from around the same era that has a counterstamp on it. I'll try to get more info on your coin if you'd like, I know a guy who specializes in this kind of thing.

yea if you could that would be great

I will see him Sunday and will check for you.
 
would 1893 be the same era?? I got a counterstamped commem. in some rolls yesterday. I am wondering what it could be worth. If you want to see it just check out my thread. Any help would be appreciated.
 
Holy cow ugotit, that is a very nice find! I would have yelled loud enough to scare the neighbors, please keep us posted with updates. Luck to you and HH!

Chuck.
 

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