Yep, I got ’em — 100 year-old “Wheaties” U.S. Lincoln Wheat-Backed Cents, and I’ve got them by the ROLL, so dig on in!
“Lucky Wheatie” 100 Year Old Penny — Rare Collectible — Guaranteed Genuine. May this Lucky Antique Copper Wheat-Backed U.S. Penny bring you and your family and friends Good Fortune, Serenity & Peace.
That’s my offering for today’s marketplace — Lucky Wheaties, 100 years old, meaning anywhere from 1910 to 1919. The ’19s are only a few months away from their hundredth birthday.
I’ve also got “Rainbow” pennies, that have been oxidized and achieved varying degrees of rainbow iridescence effect — the more the effect, the more it’s gonna cost ya, unless YOU find YOUR OWN Rainbow Pennies, which is the whole idea!!!
“Lucky Rainbow” Rare Collectible, Guaranteed Genuine — May this Lucky Memorial or Shield Backed U.S. Cent bring you and your family and friends bring you Good Fortune, Serenity & Peace.
I ain’t finished with my morning’s offerings quite yet. I also have a splendiferous supply of incredibly lucky “Indian Head” pennies in later, much cheaper dates than the Civil War pennies, which can run into the megabucks.
My Indian Head pennies came in at around $5 a pop, so I have to get more than that for them, obviously, plus I’m adding in an acrylic capsule and foam ring, which brings the cost up another half a buck.
What can you get retail for an Indian Head Penny? I dunno, but I DO know what you’ll have to pay for them to get them into a package for resale, and the whole thing will cost you around $6 apiece, if you do all the searching and packing work yourself.
If you have me do it, I’m fine with that — please don’t “spare me”. My time is best spent for your work benefit, so let me know what I can provide, and let’s get it going, eh?
“Lucky Indian Head Penny” — Rare Collectible, Guaranteed Genuine — May this Lucky Indian Head Penny bring you and your family and friends Good Fortune, Serenity & Peace.
Now, you’d think I’m done, right? What more could I possibly come up with on this bright and cheerful Saturday morning?
Hey, how about my huge collection of Merc dimes? I have a LOT of them, and they’re just sitting here, waiting to be used for some worthy project, and I can’t think of a better use than as a “Lucky” coin.
Apart from their actual luckiness, lucky coins serve a vital purpose in the awakening of the soul — they bring into focus and actuality the daily operation of luck in your life.
You become more aware of the action of luck. What seemed before to be simple natural coincidences take on a deeper significance.
Clarity and clairvoyance are the inevitable result of tapping into the Luck Factory, and this can result in quite an awakening, which brings your Spiritual Credit Rating up a notch or two — that’s Karma Reduction in a nutshell, so here’s my offering:
“Lucky Mercury Dime” — 90% Silver Rare Collectible Numismatic, Guaranteed Genuine. May this Lucky Mercury Dime bring you and your family and friends Good Fortune, Serenity & Peace.
And now, let me introduce my incredible “Lucky Buffs” — These are FULL HORN Buffalo Nickels, deep & crisp impressions, Guaranteed Genuine.
They not only look good and feel good, they ARE good. These are SO collectible, and full horns guarantees their high grade condition!
You can’t do better than these full horn buffalo nickels, and I’ve got them in FANCY STERLING SILVER rope-edged bezels for only $45 apiece, but you’d better hurry –once they’re gone, they’re gone. I can’t replace them at the same price.
“Lucky Buff” — Antique Rare Collectible Buffalo Nickel, Numismatic Grade, Guaranteed Genuine. May this Lucky Buffalo Nickel bring you and your family and friends Good Fortune, Serenity & Peace.
Of course, you’ve also got the offsets, the RPMs, the Counter-Clashes, Rotated Dies and Doubled Dies and Struck-Thru Grease pennies, and so much more, there’s no room to list all the mint errors you could find in a box of pennies!
I’ve collected a huge pile of them, many thousands, and I’ve got them positioned and ready to roll out the door to the marketplace, whenever YOU decide to open the floodgates!
“Double-Lucky Penny” — Genuine “Mint Error” Penny. May this Double-Lucky Penny bring you and your family and friends Good Fortune, Serenity & Peace.
There, that ought to do it, but there’s even more. I have Pirate Treasure, Ancient Greek & Roman coins, Phoenician and Syrian and more, plus many others, coins of all kinds and descriptions, many of which are mint error or unusual in some way, more than just a nice coin.
I have a small collection of coins I found in Israel — they’re all from two major eras, the time of the Maccabees and the time of Jesus.
The Maccabees coins are generally around $50 – $100 apiece, while the Widow’s Mites from Jesus’ time go for around $10 – $25 each.
I have very fine high-grade ancient coins as well, plus many slabbed Colonials and Early American Large Cents, as well as a collection from the Donner Party and another from year 1849, California Gold Rush, including some Early California Fractionals.
“Double Lucky California Gold Rush Coin” — Genuine U.S. “Coronet” Large Copper Cent. May this 150 Year Old Double-Rare “Double-Lucky” Gold Rush Penny bring you and your family and friends Good Fortune, Serenity & Peace.
Ah, but hold on a minute, I’m not through with my morning’s offerings just quite yet. I have some, not a lot, but enough to make a nice display, of lucky silver dollars.
“Lucky Silver Dollar” — Genuine Morgan or Peace Dollar in Acrylic Capsule or Fancy Sterling Silver “Rope-Edged” Bezel.
And last, but certainly by no means least, I have for you the most amazing Lucky Coin ever offered.
“Lucky Knights Templar Coin” — Genuine Medieval Coin found at the Fortress of Sidon, mounted in Acrylic Capsule, also available Slabbed, Authenticated & Professionally Graded.
I have a number of other incredibly lucky “finds” in the way of antiquities and other unusual items of interest.
You might be interested in some XXth Century California Artists — I’m planning a huge show of more than 100 paintings by regional artists from 1899 to 1969.
I have several very early California artists, most of which I’ll offer to an auction house, I think.
If you’re interested in Roman bronzes, I have several dozen smaller bronze pieces that would run about $50 apiece, some at $100, one or two at around $450.
Greek terra cotta statuettes run about $2,000 a pop — I have half a dozen, all related to Greek Theater, including a comic Socrates character in full theatrical gear.
How about a rare Egyptian “Fertility Luck” painted terra-cotta votive figurine? I also have a wondrous Egyptian amulet that might bring good fortune to some worthy household.
Anything you find that has value and is unlikely to turn up where and when it did will do as a lucky object, but some are more transportable than others.
For instance, I have a “Lucky Bonsai Miniature Tree” in a largish high-fired rectangular ceramic bowl, but I wouldn’t essay an attempt at carrying it around in my pocket as I would a small, flat and not very heavy coin in an acrylic “worry stone” capsule.
Worry Stones are handy, if you find your hand fishing about in your pocket, and you needn’t pluck it out of your pocket — just reassure yourself that it’s still there, rub it for luck and keep on keeping on.
All is well. Lady Luck, the Goddess Fortuna, is with you, or if you carry a Jesus coin, Jesus is with you, and if you carry a Lincoln cent around, clearly Honest Abe is with you.
Uh, what ever became of honesty at the highest levels of government, as embodied in George “Cherry Tree” Washington and “Honest Abe” Lincoln???
Is it really okay for a Chief Executive to lie?
One other question that’s been bothering me — doesn’t ANYONE in the whole ding-dang world remember that the Office of President is a public office, and that the holder of same is by every definition of the phrase a “Public Servant”?
A Public Servant is NOT the boss of a citizen. A citizen is the boss of a Public Servant, and don’t you God-Damn forget it.
Trump, you’re fired.
Technically, the people are his boss, not he theirs, but in his sick, scrambled mind, he is the King of Sweden, and nothing can get through that thick shield of mental illness.
One more offering, and then I’m off to break my fast and sing some songs — new ones on the way, all of which are NO-TRUMP songs, meaning that they have nothing whatever to do with what’s-his-name.
Use “What’s-his-name” instead of “Trump” everywhere you can. It drives him crazy when someone doesn’t say “Trump” at least once per day, and that includes everyone, not just Amerikans.
Trump. Trump. Trump. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Comes out the same, eh? Treacherous bastard that would sell his own grandmother for a buck.
“Lucky Ancient Bead Necklace” Reconstructed with modern sterling & fine silver granulation beads. Guaranteed Genuine, 2000-4000 years old.
The prices of those necklaces vary, but run the gamut, from $389 for fairly ordinary ancient beads with modern silver reconstruction, all the way up to $35,000 for a fabulous 18k gold necklace made with incredible, stunningly beautiful emeralds.
That’s stored in town, in a safe deposit box, of course — it’s been there ever since the Beverly Hills Gallery on Rodeo Drive and Wilshire Boulevard closed, some 30 years ago.
We used to sell several of those a week, with the cost so high it’d raise goosebumps on your neck to think of how much money we had in those things, and how slim a margin we worked on, but that’s the way it is with high-end stuff — the profit is small, but the publicity is big.
I sold a matching necklace as a present from a courtier to Queen Noor back in the day, and many Hollywood stars wore my stuff, not that you’d know it now.
One thing about Hollywood Celebrities that I’ve known — they never call, they never write, just like the kids.
After the first several million years, you tend to go to the post office less and less often.
See You At The Top!!!
gorby