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The coin is a George II or III Halfpenny.
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WilliamBoyd
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I understand that these items are early 20th century gaming pieces.
Some have loops for wearing as amulets.
They turn up in the US and in Europe.
My example:
Obverse: Eagle with wings raised standing on leaves and arrows
Reverse: Number '10' in box within wreath
Brass, 32mm, 13.83gm
Some have loops for wearing as amulets.
They turn up in the US and in Europe.
My example:
Obverse: Eagle with wings raised standing on leaves and arrows
Reverse: Number '10' in box within wreath
Brass, 32mm, 13.83gm
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WilliamBoyd
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Another Movie Star!
Some of these Eagle-Number tokens turned up in a movie, the 1957 Allied Artists Western film
"Gun Duel in Durango" where they are used to portray silver coins from a bank robbery.
"Gun Duel in Durango" tokens
The Eagle-Number tokens are at the bottom left and middle right of the picture.
Some of these Eagle-Number tokens turned up in a movie, the 1957 Allied Artists Western film
"Gun Duel in Durango" where they are used to portray silver coins from a bank robbery.
"Gun Duel in Durango" tokens
The Eagle-Number tokens are at the bottom left and middle right of the picture.
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