2026: Box #24 – List of Other Coins

Miscellaneous Metals


Pope John Paul II Medal (1993)

Pope John Paul II Medal (1993)

2 Euro Coin (Italy)

2002 2 Euro Coin (Italy)

1993 Penny (U.S.)

1909 Penny (U.S.)

1909 Penny (U.S.)

Pennies (1956, 1944, 1951-D, 1909, 1993, 1858 Flying Eagle)

2011 Sacajawea Pendant with Chain (a reproduction coin)

2011 Sacajawea Pendant with Chain (a reproduction)

2011 Sacajawea Pendant with Chain (a reproduction)

2011 Sacajawea Pendant with Chain (a reproduction)

Copper Coins (non-circulating)

Copper Coins (non-circulating)

Hunting Club Coin (Non-circulating) 

Hunting Club Coin (Non-circulating)

1874 Indian Head Penny

1874 Indian Head Penny

Silver: Ottoman Imperia Bayezid I, 1389-1402 Coin

Silver: Ottoman Imperia Bayezid I, 1389-1402 Coin

Silver: Ottoman Imperia Bayezid I, 1389-1402 Coin (closeup)

BC Coin: AE coin minted during the Roman Republic

BC Coin: AE coin minted during the Roman Republic

BC Coin: AE coin minted during the Roman Republic (closeup)

Ancient Copper Coin: 307-337 Constantinus, The Great Roman Coin Follis

Ancient Copper Coin: 307-337 Constantinus, The Great Roman Coin Follis

Gold Nugget: Very Small

Miscellaneous Coins and Gold Nugget

Miscellaneous Coins and Gold Nugget

Copper Coins (Non-circulating)

Copper Coins (Non-circulating)
 
2022-P (U.S. Quarter): Sally Ride 

2022-P (U.S. Quarter): Sally Ride

Great Britain Coins (2011 2-Pound Coin and 1953 Half-crown) 

Great Britain Coins (2011 2-Pound Coin and 1953 Half-crown)

2010 Abraham Lincoln One-dollar coin

2010 Abraham Lincoln One-dollar coin

Vintage U.S. Quarters: 1965, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1971, and 1996 

Vintage U.S. Nickels: 1947, 1951, 1952, and 1981

Vintage U.S. Nickels: 1947, 1951, 1952, and 1981

2000-P Sacajawea One-Dollar Coins

2000-P Sacajawea One-Dollar Coins

1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollars, 2

1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollars, 2

Special Quarters: 2004-P Iowa (1846) and 2014-P The Great Smoky Mountains

Special Quarters: 2004-P Iowa (1846) and 2014-P The Great Smoky Mountains

1971 John F. Kennedy Half-dollar

1971 John F. Kennedy Half-dollar

Presidential One-dollar Coins: 2007-P George Washington, 2007-P Thomas Jefferson (2), 2011-D James Garfield, 2011-D Ulysses S. Grant, 2011-P Andrew Johnson, 2018-P James Buchanan


Presidential One-dollar Coins: 2007-P George Washington, 2007-P Thomas Jefferson (2), 2011-D James Garfield, 2011-D Ulysses S. Grant, 2011-P Andrew Johnson, 2018-P James Buchanan



2026: Box #24 – List of Other Coins

Note: Coins are not magnetic, unless otherwise specified

Small Clear Box (Square), Placed inside the box with the Apollo Coins

 

Small Bouillon Jar with Blue Lid

Casino Token: WinnaVegas, Sloan, Iowa

Casino Tokens: Casino Omaha, 2

Dog Tag (2017 Rabies Vaccine): VIP Petcare, VIPPetcare.com, #319876

Key: Small Key, Chicago, Illinois, x588

Notary Token: (Thick, Bronze?)

Pendant (Metal, Triangular): “Johns Hopkins Medicine, The Best of the Best”

Subway Tokens: New York City, 5 (magnetic)

Token: “No Cash Value” (Not sure what it is; might be a carnival or arcade coin)

Token: Car Wash Token, “No Cash Value”

Token: J.H. Cline, Palm Harbor, Florida (Promotional coin)

Tokens: David and Shirley Litrenta, “DEL Numismatics,” 2 (1 waving a flag, one depicting Liberty)

 

Small Plastic Bags

Baggie 1 (Vatican Bag)

1993 Medal, Pope John II Medal, “Denver Mense Augusto 1993”

2012 Euro (Italy)

Baggie 2 (Pennies)

1858 Flying Eagle Penny

1909 Wheat Penny (no mark, drat)

1944 Wheat Penny

1951-D Wheat Penny

1956 Wheat Penny

1993 Lincoln Memorial Penny

Baggie 3

Sacagawea Pendant with Chain (The coin is obviously fake and is magnetic)

Baggie 4, Coins (non-circulating), 5

Covid-19 Survivor

Eagle (U.S.)

Lady Liberty (U. S.)

Lady Liberty (U.S. Sitting)

Maple Leaf (Canadian)

Baggie 5, Hunting Club Coin

2001 (Spring) North American Hunting Club. NAHC Collectors. Elk. Big Game Collectors.

Baggie 6 (All ancient coins were acquired before the export ban from North Macedonia)

307-337 A.D. Coin, Constantinus “The Great Roman Coin Follis” (Copper)

1389-1402 Ottoman Imperia Bayezid I Coin (Silver)

1874 Indian Head Penny

1955 Yugoslav Dinar coin (10 dinars)

B.C. Greek Coin (AE coin minted during the Roman Republic)

Drawer pull from a jewelry box that has been donated. Oops!

Gold Nugget (VERY small)

Baggie 7, 7 Vintage Quarters (U.S.)

1965

1966

1967 (2)

1970

1971

1996

Baggie 8

2010-P Abraham Lincoln Presidential Dollar Coin

Baggie 9 (Great Britian)

1953 Half Crown, marked as uncirculated mintage 40,000, proof issue (Although I have my doubts. This coin appears to be well-circulated)

2011 2-pound coin

Baggie 10

2022-P Sally Ride Quarter (Near Mint); MIGHT be an error coin, on the George Washington side

Baggie 11, 5 .999 Copper Coins (Non-circulating coins)

2017 Freedom Silver Shield

No date, Ice Age, Woolly Mammoth

No date. Golden State Mint. Liberty Coin

No date. Prospector Coin

No date. The Price of Liberty. “Don’t Tread on Me,” Est. 1751

Baggie 12, Presidential Dollar Coins (On these coins, the date is on the rim), 7

2007-P George Washington

2007-P Thomas Jefferson, 2

2011-D James Garfield

2011-D Ulysses S. Grant

2011-P Andrew Johnson

2018-P James Buchanan

Baggie 13

1971 John F. Kennedy Half-dollar

Baggie 14, Special Quarters

2004-P Iowa (1846) State Quarter

2014-P Great Smoky Mountains Quarter

Baggie 15

1979 Susan B. Anthony One-dollar Coins, 2

Baggie 16

2000-P Sacagawea One-dollar Coins, 2

Baggie 17, Four Vintage Nickels

1947

1951

1952

1981

 

Unknown acquisition source and date

2026: Box #24 – List of Other Coins


2026-24-List of Other Coins

 

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