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A collection of apothecary weights in a John M. Maris tin
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A collection of apothecary weights in a John M. Maris tin

John M. Maris, Ohaus scale Corp, and H.T. Roemner weights. Multiples and fractions of Drachms and Scruples

u/Imoutofchips — 1 day ago
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Got This Scrip Piece. It Seems to Be Edkins 155-B100 Bardo, Kentucky. Is It Desirable or Rare?

u/Sir_harold_3 — 3 days ago
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Memento of the Sports Delegation of the Chinese People's Liberation Army

Brass and resin (unsure of the red material)

u/Imoutofchips — 1 day ago
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What exactly are these and what would they be worth

I found these in a container my uncle had after he died

u/Even-Wolf-7262 — 2 days ago
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Authentic Lusitania Medallion

Finally was able to find an authentic 7 Mai dated bronze one after looking at a sea of cast iron British propaganda copies.

u/ThrowRA_Carnivore — 5 days ago
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From Britain's Fabulous Butt Brothers, a very relaxed and regal lion on my 1811 eighteen-pence silver token issued by Edward and Francis Butt, prominent tailors and local politicians from Stamford in Lincolnshire, Britain (Dalton 16). Also featuring my favorite denticles!

u/exonumismaniac — 4 days ago
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Don't know what this is

I was cleaning out my dad's old room after he passed and was wanting to know if anyone knew what this was. Both sides are the same

u/Ancient_Fox_1146 — 3 days ago
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I’ve decide to name this work of art “T*ts on a Toilet”. As I am not the original artist, I don’t know what they may have named it. Got a better title?

And any way to tell when this engraving might have been done? 19th or 20th century? Or is it possible to pinpoint a date range. Looks well worn and evenly toned I think.

u/CranberrySpirited951 — 10 days ago
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New to me!

It's nice to have even more history stacked on top of a piece of junk silver.

u/Worldjunksilver — 10 days ago
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Arizona tax token

Saw this at the local antique shop today, so I picked it up.

u/jleestone — 5 days ago
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I'm trying to determine authenticity. Name appears to be Hans Vehlin at 66 years old. Rather than looking for someone to say authentic or not, I'm more interested in if it's worth my time to pursue a more concrete evaluation, and if so, how I might do that. It is 42mm, is bronze and weighs 37 g. Thanks in advance.

u/Bens_Cat — 8 days ago
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Found this thing.. wonder what it is..did some research and didn’t find a lot, but hoping the community would help! Any info is highly appreciated!

u/Plastic_Analysis_305 — 7 days ago
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u/Dry-Strawberry4588 — 7 days ago