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MILWAUKEE
ZOO APES
Three retired pennies
from the Milwaukee County Zoo, all featuring apes! It appears these came from different
machines. The adult gorilla coin is in
copper; the baby gorilla and the orangutan are zinc pennies. |
CIRCLEVILLE
PUMPKIN SHOW/ CHERRY
STREET DINER
We have a couple zinc
pennies left over from sets we purchased at the Cherry Street Diner in Ohio
(where they sell past sets from the Circleville Pumpkin Show. Nice copies, but on zinc. |
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DOLPHIN
FROM CATALINA
This retired penny
from the Catalina by the Sea store in California is pressed on a zinc penny
that’s in pretty good shape. |
KNOTT’S
BERRY FARM Buena
Park, California
Current penny from
PennyCollector machine #8 at Knott’s Berry Farm. This design, depicting a werewolf, is one
of three at a monsters-themed machine that also carries the legend “Knott’s
Scary Farm.” These machines were
switched to dispense zinc coins at the $1 price point. This is a circulated copper penny
pressed before that changeover. |
ROY
ROGERS & DALE EVANS MUSEUM Victorville,
California ŕ Branson,
Missouri
The Roy Rogers &
Dale Evans Museum was located in California but moved to Branson, taking the
3-die penny press with it. The machine
is now retired. It shows Roy on his
famous horse Trigger. Circulated zinc
penny. |
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COLUMBUS ZOO TEST SETS When we
roll Columbus Zoo sets on our own machine, it takes a bit of effort to make
sure the dies are properly aligned and the correct pressure is applied to get
a full roll. We test the settings on
circulated coins. We are
selling some test coins as mismatched sets.
The machine has three dies: owl, train, and moose. Each of these sets features a complete set of
designs, but on three different source coins.
These sets will show flaws from excessive circulation and might not
display full well-centered images. The
items in the photos are the exact items you’re buying, though.
Set
w18A; rolled on Israel 1 agora scalloped aluminum coin, and U.S. nickel and
U.S. zinc penny.
Set w18B;
rolled on Mexico bimetal peso (notice separation between the two metals),
U.S. nickel and Israel scalloped aluminum 1 agora. w18B
$2.99 SOLD |
COLUMBUS ZOO OWL ON ECUADOR BIMETAL
COIN
These coins
were rolled on a retired Columbuis Zoo machine for a TEC event. An owl is the logo of The Elongated
Collectors (TEC) club [link to membership application]. The source coin is uncirculated Ecuador
bimetal 100 sucres (which we also sell by the roll). |
JURASSIC GARDENS Volo,
Illinois
Single zinc
coin from Jurassic Gardens featuring a dinosaur (stegasaurus). Circulated condition, in 2x2 holder. We have complete sets on copper on our Illinois page. |
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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MADISON MUSKIES NICKEL,
DIME & QUARTER SET
1991 Class A Midwest League North
Division Champions. Maker’s initials
MOO-9 imprinted in the border. Pressed
on a Jefferson nickel, clad dime, and clad quarter. Photo shows exact coins you are buying. |
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MIDWEST LEAGUE 1993
ALL-STAR DIME
1993 Midwest League all-star game
dime. The game was played on June 21,
1993, in Geneva, Illinois. Maker’s
initials MOO-24 imprinted in the border.
Pressed on a clad dime. Photo
shows exact coin you are buying. bb7 $3.50
SOLD
Same, but rolled short |
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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CLINTON GIANTS QUARTER
1991 Class A Midwest League
Champions. Maker’s initials MOO-7
imprinted in the border. Pressed on a
clad quarter. Photo shows exact coin you
are buying. |
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CLINTON GIANTS DIME
1991 Class A Midwest League
Champions. Maker’s initials MOO-7
imprinted in the border (but partially cut off). Pressed on a clad dime. Photo shows exact coin you are buying. |
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CEDAR RAPIDS REDS QUARTER
Cedar Rapids Midwest League. Border print has maker’s number MOO-6. Pressed on a clad quarter. Photo shows exact coin you are buying. |
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BOONSHOFT MUSEUM Dayton, Ohio Set
of 4 from the museum, with some designs partially cut off. Rolled on uncirculated copper cents. Properly aligned sets are sold on our OHIO
page as set #OH49. Designs:
museum logo; microscope; Oscar the Otter (museum mascot); hand and
planets. Comes in 2x2 holders as
shown. |
MARYLAND ARUNDEL
MILLS MALL CIRCULATED SET
Set of 4 retired coins from Arundel
Mills mall. These are rolled on circulated
1981 pennies and have red stained/painted reverses to highlight the source
coin (date showing). . r4 $3
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7 HENRY FORD MUSEUM/GREENFIELD VILLAGE ZINC PENNIES Dearborn, Michigan
7 different pennies, pressed on circulated zinc. These appear
to be recent designs, although one machine was retired in the past year or
so. Check our Michigan page for complete sets of Henry Ford
Museum pennies rolled on copper or on steel cents.
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KING LUDWIG ON EUROPEAN
COIN
King Ludwig elongated rolled on 5 euro cents, from
Germany. |
HARRY POTTER COPPER PENNIES FROM UNIVERSAL
CITYWALK
The new Harry Potter machine at Universal CityWalk in Florida is
preloaded with zinc pennies. When it
was first introduced, though, the vendor used circulated coins – which
occasionally included copper pennies. The machines now use
fresh supplies of new zinc pennies, so this mistake is unlikely to happen
again. These are three different Harry Potter coins, all on circulated
copper. |
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CEDAR POINT FRONTIER TOWN
COPPER SET
Cedar Point transitioned to zinc-dispensing machines
at a higher price point. We
occasionally get copper cents from the machines, though, and like to put them
together as sets for the more discerning collectors. We have not tried to clean these; they are circulated
coins as provided by the machine. Complete set of 3 from the Frontier Town machine near
the back of the park. All other Cedar Point machines have been found (for the
past couple years) near the front of the park at the arcade. |
TUACAHN ASSORTMENT
We have purchased various sets from Tuacahn in Utah,
picking out the Disney-themed coins and leaving the rest for you! This is an assortment
from various years and includes the Broadway touring plays Jersey Boys and
Charlie & The Chocolate Factory. |
IRISH HILLS ASSORTMENT
Assortment of 5 coins from two machines formerly
located at the Golden Nugget Saloon in the Irish Hills, Michigan. Retired
many years ago, but the machine is in private hands in Minnesota. Copper cents. |
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TOLEDO ZOO FLAWED SET
The machines at the Toledo Zoo have
been horrible, mainly rolling off-center.
I hope you’ll find a few coins you can salvage. Set of 12 on flawed preloaded
zinc. We have multiple sets. They all
look similar to this. |
FRANKENMUTH, MICHIGAN RAU’S SHORT ROLLS
Set of 4 from Rau’s Country Store; all
4 roll short |
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* TANNER
PAULL BANQUETS ANNIVERSARY
DIME
A dime (circulated) commemorating the 10th
anniversay of Tanner Paull Banquets (yes, 2 LLs in Paull). 1987-1997.
No city or state listed. |
POPE
FRANCIS VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA BOOK
WITH 4 COINS
(both sides of cover shown)
New
condition; 2 available |
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PAWN STARS PENNY ON INDIAN HEAD CENT
The famous Chumlee
penny with his dog Pinky. Produced in
2019 and featured on the television show, these coins are rolled on Indian
Head cents (copper, of course) with visible dates on the reverse. Multiple copies available. |
EXPO ’82 KNOXVILLE
Circulated copper
cent. Nice alignment. |
RAY DILLARD’S LAST PROJECT: CSNS 2020 SHOW COIN FOR CANCELED CONVENTION
When Ray passed
away, the die for the Central States Numismatic Society’s 2020 show coin was still
in his machine, and a bag of rolled pennies was discovered next to the
machine. These were sent by TEC
officers to the CSNS to fulfil Ray’s obligation. The convention,
however, was canceled due to COVID.
The coins sat in storage until 2024, when they were offered at the
convention in May. These are rolled on
copper cents with stained/dyed red backgrounds. They were not cleaned or polished, so
some show minor stains or patina.
I have weeded out any with major staining. (I have come across a couple
with different backs, and one rolled on zinc) The design depicts a
steam locomotive emerging from the CSNS logo, with dates and location for the
canceled 2020 show. This is a rare
opportunity to secure an important coin in Ray’s long history in our hobby. These will come with
a souvenir card (about the size of a baseball card) that we created to
highlight this coin’s history. |
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TOKEN
BOOK FROM DEFUNCT SKELETONS ATTRACTION
Holds 24 medallions
in plastic pockets; will not hold 2x2 flips, and pressed pennies will fall
out. From closed Skeletons Unveiled
attraction in Orlando. New, multiple
copies available |
TAMPA MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & INDUSTRY
With coin in cover |
M&Ms BOOK – OLD STYLE
Both sides shown. New in wrapper; 3 available |
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4 PATRIOTIC TOKENS
An assortment of 4 tokens honoring the American
bicentennial. The 250th anniversary
will be celebrated in 2026 – time to stock up on Americana! Photo shows exact set you are buying. The larger coins are about the size of an
old silver dollar. The Paul Revere
coin is an aluminum Shell gas station promotional item and is about the size
of a quarter. All are gently used.
Both sides shown in photo. |
RAINFOREST ADVENTURES ZOO MEDALLION Sevierville, Tennessee
Medallion (approximately the size of an old silver dollar)
from the Rainforest Adventure in Sevierville, Tennessee. Note: this facility is not associated with
the national Rainforest Café restaurant chain. It is an indoor zoo with real animals,
unlike Rainforest Café. Slightly used; features a cockatoo on one side and
goats on the other. Both sides shown
in photo. |
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SCOUTS CANADA MEDALLION
1993 Scouts Canada medallion from the Calgary Stampede. Blank back – this may have been attached to
something because it appears there are remants from welding on the back. 32mm.
Appears to be made of bronze.
Photo shows exact coin you are buying. If Canada had a national fair, the
Calgary Stampede would be it. |
6 CASINO TOKENS
Assortment of 6 casino tokens from
various locations. Front and back
shown in photos. |
ST. JOHN MEDALLION
Medallion from Cathedral Church of St.
John the Divine. Brass, used
condition. Nice church design on this
medallion from the Episcopal Church in New York City. |
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CONFEDERATION MEDALLION IN
ORIGINAL PACKAGE
Commemorative medallions from Canada’s
1967 centennial are common, but not in the original packaging with the
centennial logo stamped int the plastic.
Brass medallion, mint condition.
Wrapper shows signs of handling and age. The centennial celebrated the day in
1867 when Canada ceased to be a collection of British colonies and became a nation
with a certain level of autonomy from the Crown. Four provinces formed the basis in 1867,
and six additional provinces joined after (the last being Newfoundland in
1949). |
CANADA CONFEDERATION
WALLET
Another souvenir of the 1967
Confederation celebration in Canada – a wallet with a medallion iembedded in
the cover. This appears to have never
been used. |
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DENNY’S DOUGH
HALF DOLLAR TOKEN
“Good For” token that could
be redeemed at Denny’s restaurants in 1982 (now expired). Hard-to-find half dollar denomination. |
‘UNELONGATED’ PINE TREE
SHILLING TOKEN – DEFECTIVE
Damaged token with a stain and a tiny piece
of metal missing (top, 12:00 position).
These were rolled on thin pewter, so some flaws are expected – but
this one is little outside our normal tolerance range. Both sides shown in photos – you will
receive one coin. The Pine Tree Shilling was a colonial
coin from Massachusetts. This
commemorative version was rolled at the CSNS convention in 2024. The process involved rolling an oblong blank
through a riocker press, which turned it into a round coin – a process I called
“unelongating” in an article for TECNews at the time. We have good versions of this token
and its 2025 companion “Cornhusker Shilling” on our Private Rollers/Clubs & Shows
page. |
2003 REPLICA
GOLDEN COIN A simulation of a gold coin,
but without a denomination, stamped “copy,” and with a modern date
(2003). It comes with a little
certificate of authenticity guaranteeing that it is not real. From the official-sounding American
Mint. It’s the size of an old $20 gold
piece. Both sides shown in photos. |
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GREENWOOD
RACEWAY/ONTARIO JOCKEY CLUB MEDALLION Toronto, Ontario
Commemorating the North America Cup, June 21st, 1986, an
annual harness racing race held in Ontario Canada. Coin is a nickel alloy, 31mm. Very good condition, but used. |
NOTRE DAME MEDALLION FROM PARIS MINT
The Paris Mint makes lots of private coinage, including medallions
for French cathedrals. This one is
very circulated, and honors Notre Dame in Paris. |
CHAMPLAIN BRIDGE
BILINGUAL TOKEN
This may be from the old Montreal bridge
(demolished in 2019). 24mm/about 1
inch. Bilingual English & French. |
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PEWTER PILLAR DOLLAR
REPLICA An interesting reduced-size replica of a
Pillar Dollar, a Spanish pieces of eight coin. The obverse reproduces the 1732 coin, and
the reverse has wording describing the coin in English and French. 28mm, thick and sturdy!
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SEARS AMUSEMENT TOKEN
Arcade token; the Token Catalog has a few
Sears tokens, and this may be TC-43354.
None are identified with any specific location. Brass, 22mm.
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GREAT WOLF LODGE, GURNEE ILLINOIS MEDALLION All medallions are about the size of a silver dollar and
brass-colored. They are not in mint
condition – they have bag marks (dents) and some haze from the manufacturing
process and handling. Photo shows both
sides. OWL
ONE
AVAILABLE b31 $3
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HENNY PENNY
CHICKENFEED PLAY MONEY
Crudely designed play money called
“Chickenfeed”. Denomination is one
Henny Penny. Very small – about
15mm. Used. |
FANTASY BROTHEL TOKEN Jackson, Wyoming
Fantasy brothel token (“clean fun with good
clean girls[,] bath must be taken before entering rooms.” Attributed to Jackson Wyoming.(Jackson is inscribed
on it; another version has Virginia City).
Token Catalog #TC-298472.
Brass, large and thin, 38mm diameter.
Nice shape; will probably clean up well. These sell on Ebay for $10 or more, but are
often advertised as uncirculated. |
RADIO TOKEN
Small radio token. These were typically used in places like hospitals
where patients to could use tokens to activate the in-room radio (there was
also a time when patients generally had to pay for TV service). This may be a salesman samples because most
radio tokens had a hospital name on the reverse; this one has a blank
reverse, and has “Radion Tokens” (plural) on the obverse. All the others I have seen have singular
“token,” so this may be advertising the manufacturer. About the size of a dime and seems to be made
of zinc (but possibly aluminum).
17mm. The hole is original –
that’s how these were made.. |
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* FUN 66 MEDALLION
Florida
United Numismatists (“FUN”) does an extraordinary job promoting its
semi-annual conventions. It typically
produces brass medallions like this to hand out at national coin shows and at
their own show. The
coin is in near mint condition. It is
about the size of an old silver dollar and weighs nearly an ounce. |
** WOODEN
DICKEL (7-1/2 CENTS)
A
wooden “dickel,” an oversized cross between a wooden nickel and a wooden
dime. Promotional item from a Lansing
Michigan coin shop. About 2 inches in
diameter – much larger than a wooden nickel, and more akin to scarce wooden
dollars. |
CNE
1969 MEDALLION – TORONTO
Used/circulated
condition in flip. Gold colored,
anodized aluminum? |
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ZEHNDER’S &
BAVARIAN INN FRANKENMUTH “GOOD FOR” TOKEN
“Good For” tokens are redeemable for cash and
are often issued in conjunction with special civic events or as store
promotions. This one depicts the
covered bridge in Frankenmuth, Michigan, and is (or was) redeemable at
Frankenmuth’s legendary chicken restaurants, Zehnder’s and Bavarian Inn. There’s no expiration date, but this has
greater value as a collectible and we have no doubt most of them landed in
scrapbooks and collections. This is about the size of an old silver
dollar. The Token Catalog shows this as #TC-17444,
from 1981. Brass, in beautiful condition. We are marking these tokens as “used,”
though, because they came from a collection and we cannot say whether they
have even been used. ONLY ONE AVAILABLE |
MICHIGAN TOKEN HONORING U.S. BICENTENNIAL 1976 Large
bronze-colored metal medallion from the State of Michigan in observance of
the national bicentennial in 1976. Can
you believe we’re approaching 250 years as a nation? Trivia:
Did you know that state law requires the state itself to always depict both
peninsulas when creating an image of the state? [“Any illustration, image, or depiction of
the state of Michigan on a publication or item produced by a department or
agency of this state shall include both the Upper Peninsula and the Lower
Peninsula of this state.” Mich. Comp. Laws § 2.171]
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METAL TYPER TOKEN INSCRIBED ‘2018’ These machines are a dying
breed. We have three copies of
aluminum silver-colored typer tokens inscribed ‘2018” in mint condition. Both sides shown. Design has “good luck” horseshoe and “good
luck” 4-leaf clover (which is the side with the inscription). Alignment of the inscription will vary.
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* INDIANA DUNES NATIONAL PARK TOKEN COPY #1
A
national park token with some wear. We
have another one in the next listing -ŕ i21 $0.50
SOLD |
* INDIANA DUNES NATIONAL PARK TOKEN COPY #2
A
national park token with some wear. We
have another one in the previous listing |
+ GRAND
RAPIDS COIN CLUB 2022
WOODEN NICKEL
Wooden nickel
promoting the Grand Rapids (Michigan) Coin Club’s membership drive in 2022. |
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JOHNSON SPACE CENTER MEDALLIONS – SET #1
There are two
medallion machines at the space center visitor center. Both have the same “Space Center Houston”
reverse. Set #1 features
Apollo 11, Mission Mars; mockup Shuttle Independence (formerly Explorer) and the Boeing 747 transport
plane (NASA 905), and Shuttle
Endeavor in the launch position. The medallions are
the approximate size of an old silver dollar and may have “bag marks” from
the manufacturing and shipping process.
The coins have a brass finish. You will receive 4 coins – the fifth
coin in the center shows the common reverse. ONE SET LEFT |
JOHNSON SPACE CENTER MEDALLIONS – SET #2
There are two
medallion machines at the space center visitor center. Both have the same “Space Center Houston”
reverse. Set #2 features The
Saturn V Experience; a Space Shuttle; an astronaut; and the International
Space Station. The medallions are
the approximate size of an old silver dollar and may have “bag marks” from
the manufacturing and shipping process.
The coins have a brass finish. You will receive 4 coins – the fifth
coin in the center shows the common reverse. |
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GREAT
WOLF LODGE MEDALLIONS Wisconsin Dells
Complete set of 4
brass-colored medallions, with the Wisconsin Dells location noted on the
reverse. You will receive 4
medallions; the fifth one in the photo (center) shows the reverse. Medallions may have
bag marks or other defects from the shipping and installation process. This is common for all these medallion sets
in all locations across the country. WI15
$29.99 $20 SOLD |
GREAT WOLF LODGE Sandusky, Ohio
The penny press was
out of order during our visit. We have
complete sets of 4 medallions, though.
The city name is featured as part of the logo on the reverse. The photo shows 4 medallions plus the
common reverse – you will receive 4 coins. Designs: character
Brinley, character Wiley Wolf; howling wolf; MagiQuest. |
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Canadian casino chips We were able to obtain some casino chips from western Canada (British
Columbia) as part of a trade. We offer
them here for $2 each. Both sides of
the chips are identical. 3 different
casinos. Made of plastic; 100% genuine.
CC01 – Elements Casino, Chilliwack B.C. 2 available
CC02 – Casino of the Rockies/St. Eugene Golf,
Cranbrook B.C. 1 available
CC03 – Chances Casino, Kelowna B.C. 1 available |
SANTA
FE RAILROAD POKER CHIPS Complete
set of three colors (red, white, blue).
These were a promotional giveaway by the railroad (which has since
merged into the BNSF). They are in
excellent condition. Has Santa Fe logo
on one side, and “when the chips are down call Santa Fe” on the reverse. I
have 5 sets. I also have a few white
chips solo. These are also being
advertised on a casino chip trading board, so don’t delay! Both
sides are shown. You will receive 3 chips or one chip, depending on your
choice.
Set of 3 colors – h1 - $10 White chip only – h1w - $5 |
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2 USED POKER/CASINO CHIPS
Unknown
origin for these two low-value chips – “CTC and “Bingo Flash.” They may have
come from home sets or actual gambling establishments. Bingo Flash
is in the Chip Guide as #CG134687,
location unknown. CTC has no known
origin.
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6 GENUINE CASINO
ROULETTE CHIPS
A collection of 6 roulette table casino chips
from the Prairie Band Casino & Resort in Mayetta, Kansas. Each is standard size for casino chips (about
38 mm) and is packaged in 2x2 holders.
Identical design on both sides. |
4 FOREIGN CASINO
CHIPS
An assortment of 4 used foreign casino chips,
each featuring “coin in center” construction.
Standard casino chip size (38 mm), packed in 2-1/2 inch
cardboard holders (larger than standard 2-inch holders). Same design on both sides. Casinos: Coronado Beach, San Juan PR ($25
chip); Riu Palace Casino, Punta Cana, DR (5,
denomination not stated); Hyatt Regency Aruba ($1); Princess Casino, Freeport
Bahamas ($1). |
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PROVIDENT
PROMO MAGNETS 2 business-card
sized promotional magnets from Provident,a
private company that makes and sells silver coins. These promote their wildlife series and
their “Don’t Tread on Me” coin. Business
card shown for size comparison. At
this point most sellers would say the comparison item is not included, but I
have boxes of them so I’m happy to include the actual card, made
internationally famous by its inclusion in this photo, with your order. And all that for a DOLLAR??? Pinch me! |
+ 2019 National Coin Week button This 2-1/8” button was used to promote National Coin Week
in April 2019.
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Also called
joss paper, “Ancestor Money” or “Heaven Notes,” these fantasy pieces of paper
are intended to be burned as offerings or prayers for the deceased. They are meant to reflect devotion, and
often have high monetary denominations to represent extreme sacrifice (even
though the denominations are fake). We have
compiled sets of 9 different notes.
They are typically Chinese, although sometimes Vietnamese notes
appear. For size comparison, each
square on the background is 1 inch, and the notes that look most like U.S.
currency are the size of regular U.S. currency. Sets B &
C are different from each other, but if you have ordered prior sets of these
from us in the past, you will see some overlap of designs.
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CANADA PLAY MONEY – PAPER MONEY WITH ELIZABETH II
Canada play money, currency only – 180-pieces. I picked these sets up a few years
ago. Still factory sealed. Actual current design $5 bill is shown for
size comparison and is not included.
This play money set includes the older design famous for being
“Spocked” – amateur artists drew on the portrait to turn former Prime
Minister Laurier into Mr. Spock. |
CANADA PLAY MONEY – PAPER MONEY & COINS WITH ELIZABETH II
Canada play money – currency and plastic coins only. Number of pieces uncertain, but there are
fewer sheets of currency than our other set.
As with the set to the left, I picked these sets up a few years
ago. Still factory sealed. Actual current design $5 bill is shown for
size comparison and is not included. This
play money set includes the older design famous for being “Spocked” – amateur
artists drew on the portrait to turn former Prime Minister Laurier into Mr.
Spock. Package has damage from removal of price sticker. |
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Austrian Mint paper clips These tiny clips are great for
marking your place in your favorite book or coin magazine. They were produced to promote the Austrian
Mint’s 5-euro coin honoring the Vienna Philmarmonic. Photo shows both sides, with a U.S. penny
for comparison. The product is called "MarkClip." A neat novelty item for coin collectors. I have 9 of these, so unlike other
coins and sets in the Outlet section, these are not one-of-a-kind
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MINI WRIGLEY FIELD It’s rare that we offer
something that is blatantly unpennyish (is that a word? It is now!), but we
thought Cubs fans might appreciate these souvenir packages with a small book
and a small resin replica of Wrigley Field.
The original price was $24.99, but we have some for half price -
$12.49. They are unused, but
we slit open the plastic tape to inspect and confirm that the models were
intact. We have only 3 copies (and we
will list them on eBay soon if they don’t sell out here). No extra charge for shipping
– our usual flat rate applies to your entire order! |
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