Hard-to-believe Condition Coins Öffentlichkeit Deposited
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Subject: [Colonial Numismatics] Re: Hard-to-believe Condition Coins
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Sounds like it Jeff. I think it is Morton&Eden Novemeber 2002. I have
the catalogue in front of me. There is a color page and the coins are
pretty amazing and original. There is a pristine Myddelton/Upper
Canada token. However, I think the Lord St. Baltimores came from a
separate find and were in VF/EF grade with some very light cleaning.
Be curious to hear if any body went.
Roger
--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, Rosaamltd@a... wrote:
> The auction was PROBABLY the recent sale in London that contained
coins from
> the James Watt family -- the same sale that had the run of Maryland
sixpences
> that was discovered in a tube for gaming counters. I saw a few
items from
> this sale, and they were kept pretty much since the day they were
struck in
> paper or metal holders (the more valuable pieces in metal, the
lesser in
> paper wraps), and the ones I saw were incredibly brilliant --
imagine white
> metal Conder tokens with full, blazing luster and looking like they
had just
> dropped off the press! Not all items were in such perfect
condition, and
> some did show signs of bad storage or perhaps storage in paper that
caused
> some spots, but for the most part the copper and silver pieces were
awesome.
> They brought awesome prices too! - 2002-12-14
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