Please go to my website to view this amazing coin. If you can offer any assistance in identifying its origins, I would be most grateful.
www.mysterycoin.com
www.mysterycoin.com
CRUSADER said:scratcher said:I would say that if you have Johnnyi, Crusader, and SWR UNITED and questioning something, you had better listen
vastik said:SS,
Yes, it seems that there are many uncalled for comments on this thread. It's unfortunate.
It seems that Johnnyi, Crusader, and SWR have some kind of bone to pick with us two in particular. Why? Who knows?
We should all try to be more respectful of one another. Unfortunately, when I am shown disrespect, I tend to throw it right back.
But for the love of Pete people....can't we all just get along?![]()
thanks scratcher, you know where its at. I'm always here to help & yes I like a joke
Trust me I never pick a bone unless very upset, & rarely then as well. I have no need to add to this because its already been covered.
bigcypresshunter said:SS, with all due respect, I cant recall you ever making a correct ID here at TN but I recall many by johhnny. Can you post this dagger handle? I must have missed it.Silver Searcher said:By the way Your Dagger Handle was correctly ID by myself and PBK...hard for you to except I know, because somebody from the UK got it rightjust Green Check it like it should have been weeks ago
![]()
I agree pictures can be deceiving but its not possible to hold it in our hands. Good clear pictures from different angles will have to suffice.
vastik said:IronSpike said:I think johnnyi was just steering in direction of wine bottle/jam jar based observation this appear to be a one sided object and not a coin/token.
Here's another idea: Medallion for a book
http://shop.ce-bookcovers.com/index.cgi?code=3&cat=2
IronSpike,
That is a very interesting looking book and medallion on it. Do you know what it represents? Where did you find the photo?
Thanks for posting.
OK I see now that this historic find thread was going great until I came along with my personal attack. This thread could have been a TN legend. Im sorry to upset you Crusader and Im sorry vastik for commenting. SS has spent many hours on this and I think hes headed in the right direction. Like he says, we cannot tell from just a picture, and this could be silver. Vastik I think you should ignore any comments by Johnnyi and the others, because they may just have a bone to pick with you.CRUSADER said:bigcypresshunter said:SS, with all due respect, I cant recall you ever making a correct ID here at TN but I recall many by johhnny. Can you post this dagger handle? I must have missed it.Silver Searcher said:By the way Your Dagger Handle was correctly ID by myself and PBK...hard for you to except I know, because somebody from the UK got it rightjust Green Check it like it should have been weeks ago
![]()
I agree pictures can be deceiving but its not possible to hold it in our hands. Good clear pictures from different angles will have to suffice.
Now I've had time to read this with my morning tea, I can see where this all went downwards.
Although I don't agree with SS all the time, I feel this was not a helpful comment in IDing this piece & amounted to a personal attack. SS has spent many hours on items like this & has many correct IDs & facilitated many others. I know there is a bit of history between you but this was not called for & quickly spiralled out of control. Enough said on this as its waist space on this ID.
Tattooguy67 said:Hi all, I have a few thoughts on this thread if I may be so bold, first off we have Vastic posting this and answering ?'s about this object when in fact it is not even in her possession, and then having to try and track down the owner for size and weight info and such, then i have seen several references to it being close to or the same as a Toonie, which I am guessing is some kind of Canadian coin? I know what a Loonie is, it's the Canadian dollar coin and at one time i had one, but it's been a while now so maybe if using coins for comparison it would be helpful to use ones from the 2 countries that seem to be doing most of the work on this, IE the U.K and the U.S, and also it may be more helpful to either have the owner be more forthcoming with the info requested or perhaps they should be the one doing the posting so as to speed up the process, no offence to you there Vastic, it seems you are in that most unenviable "rock and hard place" spot, but at the same time you do seem somewhat offended by some of the theories put forward and that seems less then helpful at times so....anyways those are some of my thoughts on this object and the post it started.
Chuck
bigcypresshunter said:My problem is that I call it as I see it and that may not be politically correct. If someone is wrong, I will not hesitate to tell them. In the future, I will try to hold back my opinion.
vastik said:He did say however, that it was actually larger than a Canadian Toonie, by about 1.5 times the size.
I wonder if it could be a Commemorative item from the Ecumenical Missionary Conference held in New York in the year 1900 .Montana Jim said:Memory of the 1900 Mission = Andenken an die heilige Mission 1900 (German)
To The Holy -or- The Saint = an die heilige
IHS = Jesus (Latin)
Well, I just read your other site... I guess the translations were already done.
Also contains the Jesuit Seal...