Found at a yard sale.

[cti4sw]

Paid $40 for the lot. I feel like I got a good deal, let's see what you think

1918 Philippines One Centavo (worn)


1837 "Feuchtwanger's Composition" one cent (Hard Times token)

These have some die varieties. I think it's 3B, based on the criteria at the bottom of the page.

1925 Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial half dollar


Not pictured:
-1827 large cent
-1893 Columbian Exposition half dollar
-Indian Head cents: 1860, 1862, 1881, 1895, 1902, 1907

 

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[jewelerguy]

I think you did pretty good. I like the hard times token, but not sure what it's worth. Personally, I feel the half is probably valued in the 80 dollar range

 

[BigWaveDave]

good job pulling the trigger on that, you did well w/ the comm and HT token, play "favorite Uncle" w/ the other, not worth much there.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

that lexington half is nice! i actually just started collecting commemotive halves..and those go for much more than 40 alone...great haul!

 

[cti4sw]

that lexington half is nice! i actually just started collecting commemotive halves..and those go for much more than 40 alone...great haul!

Even in that condition? It is circulated.

 

[mr_larry]

Good haul! The commemoratives are cool. The Colombian one is very common but the Lexington is not.

 

[MUD(S.W.A.T)]

Thumbs up, I'd be scared to make offers like that. My luck I'd get all lemons !! Well as they say, nothing ventured nothing gained so good job !!

Keep @ it and HH !!

 

[cti4sw]

Thumbs up, I'd be scared to make offers like that. My luck I'd get all lemons !! Well as they say, nothing ventured nothing gained so good job !!

Keep @ it and HH !!

I had a good idea what I was getting, and I made the offer that was accepted. Without intricate knowledge of commemorative halves I was basing my offer off current melt value minus a middleman fee... so my $40 was broken down thus:

$7 per half (=$14)
$8 for the LC (=$22)
$2/ea for IHCs (=$34)

I guessed the "cent" was a hard times token but had never heard of it. I'd seen the Philippine centavo pattern before, knew it to be territorial but didn't actually ID it until I got home. The V nickel is in bad shape and to me was a freebie, so I rounded up to $40, and they accepted. Seems I lucked out, again

 

[david680]

Even in that condition? It is circulated.

It may be circulated, but from the pics it still looks to be XF-AU. Hard for me to tell from the pics. Anyway you go thats a very nice haul for $40.