An 1877 Thompson Counterfeit Coin Detector.

An 1877 Thompson Counterfeit Coin Detector. Together with original packaging

Early counterfeit detector magnifying glass. For detecting counterfeit paper money, stamps etc. Very Rare. Producted by Heath's c.1877. No patent date on this example. Dimensions: 3" X 3"

Offered is a Fairbanks scale used to detect counterfeit coins and also serve as a postal scale.  The old brass pan has slots for U.S. gold and silver coins, including $1.  It has twin beams

J Allender counterfeit coin scale, lacking counterweights, 8 1/4" long

11 E. Thompson coin silver spoons. Length: 5-1/2 in. 5.04ozt total.

1870 Heath's Infallible Counterfeit Detector. Heath's Greatly Improved and Enlarged. Front end sheet and flyleaf (both blank) are missing half of page. Interior printed pages are very good to excellen

Farr & Thomspon, Philadelphia circa 1850's, 6 - 7" coin silver spoons marked FARR & THOMPSON PURE COIN, also similar teaspoon marked COIN 6" L, 7.66 OZT total weight

HEATH'S INFALLIBLE COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR at Sight by Authority from the United States Treasury Department, Revised Pocket Edition; Published by Laban Heath & Co., 1887, Fifteenth Edition.

50 Cents Fractional Laban Counterfeit Detector Proof Note Estimate: $50

Counterfeit detector. Stamped newburgh ME. Measures 11 x 7 3/4 inches

20th century A.D. Group comprising: Spain, Philip IV, 1719, 2 reales, later copy; with UK, George V, 1916, florin (contemporary counterfeit, sheared in two). 16.10 grams total. (). Property of a Cambr

1877 COIN

Counterfeit or Fake coins. Includes 1915 Panama pacific exposition, 1883 Hawaiian, Russia 10 Rouble, 1865 5 francs, three racketeer coins, Libertas 1753 - Constellatio Nova. Descriptions, weights, siz

three examples of Continental currency; Continental currency counterfeit detector note; Pennsylvania Colonial bank note Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina

Fr. #412 Colby, Spinner The Merchants NB, $10 Original pp C, 1870 Heath's Infallable Counterfeit Detector. PMG. Interesting piece.

Continental Currency September 26, 1778 Continental $20 Blue Detector Note Continental Congress Currency. September 26, 1778. Twenty Dollars. Blue Counterfeit Detector Note. Choice Crisp Uncirculated.

"Heath's Infallible Counterfeit Detector at Site" by Authority of the United States Treasury Department, July 12, 1867, slight damage to blue cloth cover, even toning throughout; "Heath's Counterfeit

This is an 1877 One Cent Regular Strike Indian head penny. As pictured, the "N" in "ONE" on the reverse is indicative of the authenticity as that is a defining feature of the 1877 coin. 19mm diameter.

Lot of five coin related items: 1) 1865 catalogue Dr. James R. Chilton auction by Bang, Merwin & Co. 2) 1877 Coin Collector's Journal Volume Two. 3) 1946 Numismatic Gallery auction catalog of the Worl

1779 BLUE PAPER COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR NOTE! YES THE BRITISH WERE COUNTERFEITING OUR COLONIAL CURRENCY. RARE! ESTIMATE: $250-$300

Lot of five coin related items: 1) 1865 catalogue Dr. James R. Chilton auction by Bang, Merwin & Co. 2) 1877 Coin Collector's Journal Volume Two. 3) 1946 Numismatic Gallery auction catalog of the Worl

This lot consists of over 50 Kennedy coins, mostly silver, over 20 brass, 2 counterfeit coins, 4 love tokens, and over 20 elongated 1975 Presidential issues.

"New Varieties of Gold and Silver Coins, Counterfeit Coins, and Bullion; with Mint Values" by William E. DuBois. Hardcover, George P. Putnam, New York, 1852;103 pages plus appendix. Illustrated. Date:

Medium: Oil on canvas Size:20 1/2" x 27" Frame Size: 26" x 32 1/2" Condition: Great, no visible damages Style: Impressionist Artist: Sydney Lough Thompson (1877 - 1973) Sydney Lough Thompson was activ