When sharpies aren't enough to mark halves

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On an epic 23 box skunk streak with only discouraging things to show. Why would anyone go to the effort to punch M19 deeply onto these halves (all dated 1972-73)?

Did somebody run out of sharpies?

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'Cause they're stupid.
 

REAL STOOOPID:BangHead:
 

On an epic 23 box skunk streak with only discouraging things to show. Why would anyone go to the effort to punch M19 deeply onto these halves (all dated 1972-73)?

Did somebody run out of sharpies?

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LOL Cool !

I wonder if they didn't Know Better Or if they Did.

They just made them into Future Collectables to Counter-stamp Collectors.

250 years from now when all the Posts here at TreasureNet
are Toooo Deep in the Archives to be easily Found,
Someone Coin Roll Hunting or Detecting will Post one in "What is It"
& the Thread will be 10 Pages or more Long Before someone Posts
That Back in 2019 Someone Figured it was a Coin Hunters Mark.

At that point a Counter-stamp Collector will offer $200.000.00 for it,
even though the Red Book and Coin Dealers will Still List it as Worthless due to Date,
Metal Content & Condition of the Coin.

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That’s rough man. Just had another 2 skunks yesterday myself. Keep at it I guess, good luck don
 

btw keep at least 1 of those haves :icon_thumleft:

no ! I'm not Joking :coffee2:

if the rest get Melted down at the Whim of the Mint,
It will become even More Rare !
 

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Be sure to mark those m19......ok
 

btw keep at least 1 of those haves :icon_thumleft:

no ! I'm not Joking :coffee2:

if the rest get Melted down at the Whim of the Mint,
It will become even More Rare !

I might feel guilty keeping such gems all to myself. Would it be more generous or altruistic to share these beauties for others to appreciate? Perhaps I could release them during national coin week.
 

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Be sure to mark those m19......ok

Betting the genius behind this particular coin marking scheme has marked more than the 3 coins I have been so fortunate to find.
 

I might feel guilty keeping such gems all to myself. Would it be more generous or altruistic to share these beauties for others to appreciate? Perhaps I could release them during national coin week.

Great Idea :icon_thumright:
 

Betting the genius behind this particular coin marking scheme has marked more than the 3 coins I have been so fortunate to find.

maybe Someone Will Eventually Produce a Collection Book to Store Them in By Date :icon_thumright:
 

LOL Cool !

I wonder if they didn't Know Better Or if they Did.

They just made them into Future Collectables to Counter-stamp Collectors.

250 years from now when all the Posts here at TreasureNet
are Toooo Deep in the Archives to be easily Found,
Someone Coin Roll Hunting or Detecting will Post one in "What is It"
& the Thread will be 10 Pages or more Long Before someone Posts
That Back in 2019 Someone Figured it was a Coin Hunters Mark.

At that point a Counter-stamp Collector will offer $200.000.00 for it,
even though the Red Book and Coin Dealers will Still List it as Worthless due to Date,
Metal Content & Condition of the Coin.

:coffee2:

Sadly, with the current trend of inflation and the value of our dollar, your $200K buy price is equivalent to $2.00 in today's money.
 

Jeff, could they have been tokens in a MD contest? One club makes copper cents into a cup sized shape so people with computers on a stick, like I have won't have any advantage at an organized dig. Just a thought. 250 years from now I doubt I'll be on the site.
 

Jeff, could they have been tokens in a MD contest? One club makes copper cents into a cup sized shape so people with computers on a stick, like I have won't have any advantage at an organized dig. Just a thought. 250 years from now I doubt I'll be on the site.

Yep the Club hunts I attended Mark Clad.
I Don't Join in the Hunts So Not sure how they all Do.
One uses Paint, I Do Know That.

But Yes, I Wouldn't Rule out Stamps for prizes
 

Sadly, with the current trend of inflation and the value of our dollar, your $200K buy price is equivalent to $2.00 in today's money.

Yea I Was Thinking loaf of bread or Tank of Gas at Least
 

One paints coins, another club puts out aluminum tokens and also takes copper cents and beats them into a bowl shape. Another has brass discs to find to get prizes. I apparently go to too many of these.
 

I'll let you know when your M19s make it to my boxes lol.
 

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