IDont know much except that it was my grandmothers. was left to my father and he left behind when he passed away. Except the tag dont know much else. Says "3305" on back.
possibly a ten cents "mercury" dime? i have a 1916 coin which is gold colored and matches all descriptions for a true 1916 coin as found on http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces51.html .except for its size... it has a dent in the crown of the figure. however, as noted there is no back, it appears to have been seperated somehow from the back and was at one time welded to something... is this an imitation coin or a real coin? is it even possible to take a coin apart in such a way?
Found at a garage sale- no clue what it's worth; saw some other pieces online but not this one. Would love more information on the company and what this could be worth
solid brass elephant
carnival glass need toi know if worth anything.
