2 Conder tokens arrived today

[coinsarefun]

But, I am sending them out to be properly imaged




First one is D&H1105 NGC MS61 BN Scarce
Second one is D&H 837 NGC MS62 BN

[regandon]

The designs on those two coins tell it like it is. Nice ones. Also my neck realy hurts looking at them.

[coinsarefun]

The designs on those two coins tell it like it is. Nice ones. Also my neck realy hurts looking at them.

  cough, cough

also if you want to read more about Thomas Paine
click here.......http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Paine

[regandon]

Thanks for the link.

[FilthyBroke]

Someone needs to find out where Stefanie shops!

Great conders, I haven't seen the second one anywhere before.

[Larry]

Wow, Stefanie, these make a great pair, and in high grade.  Very nice.  : )

I read a bit about Thomas Paine this evening.   )

I enjoyed the quote from a plaque in Diss, France, that reads,
"British by birth, American by adoption, French by decree."

I read that only six attended Thomas Paine's funeral.
I'm thinking if we'd been around, there might have been eight.  ; )

[BCNumismatics]

Stefanie,
  Those 'Hangman' themed traders' currency tokens are amazing,but they aren't common at all.

Have you downloaded http://www.photoscape.org to help you?

Aidan.

[coinsarefun]

Wow, Stefanie, these make a great pair, and in high grade.  Very nice.  : )

I read a bit about Thomas Paine this evening.   )

I enjoyed the quote from a plaque in Diss, France, that reads,
"British by birth, American by adoption, French by decree."

I read that only six attended Thomas Paine's funeral.
I'm thinking if we'd been around, there might have been eight.  ; )

Probably five more than will come to my funeral


Stefanie

[BCNumismatics]

Stefanie,
  You will be very pleased to know that a picture of Thomas Paine also appears on the community currency notes that are in circulation in Lewes,Sussex.

Have a read here; http://www.thelewespound.org .

Aidan.

[walmann]

Stefanie,
  You will be very pleased to know that a picture of Thomas Paine also appears on the community currency notes that are in circulation in Lewes,Sussex.

Have a read here; http://www.thelewespound.org .

Aidan.

Sounds as if money was somewhat "Paine full" in those parts of England.