C/S or Cancellation stamp? Público Deposited
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Subject: Re: C/S or Cancellation stamp?
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From: "Byron " <bkweston@netzero.net>
--- In colonial-coins@egroups.com, "Mike Hodder" <mhodder@w...> wrote:
> That's a neat lookin counterfeit, Byron. Good find! The
> patination in the c/s looks like the color elsewhere on the
> piece, suggesting it's something done a while ago and not
> recently. I haven't seen one exactly like this, before, although
> I have seen something similar, a round depression with a raided
> bar across its center. I have no idea of what the c/s significes,
> if anything at all.
It sort of reminds me of those road signs with a red circle with a
line running through it. Yes, the middle bar is raised with the two
semicircles very deeply impressed.
I'm off today scouting for turkeys, as soon as the fog lifts a bit.
Season opens in the morning and I hope to put them to roost this
evening. Otherwise I'd be in Baltimore right now.
Byron
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>
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> Re: [Colonial Numismatics] C/S or Cancellation stamp?
> Byron Weston wrote on 10/26/00 at 8:41 PM:
>
> =>This image just came through this evening, and although I'd
> hate to bore anyone with another counterfeit image, this piece I
> found particularly interesting in its simplicity. I've usually
> avoided C/S pieces, but I found this one intriguing and had to
> have it. Its also the last of my C/S pieces, so you will see no
> more!
> =>Byron
>
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> Regards
>
> Mike Hodder - 2000-10-27
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