Antique coin wrapping item, wood from 1930s "Steel strong"
Pennies to halves (will work on silver dollars too)--unused NOS
- Listing Type:
- This item is For Sale - Buy It Now
- Quantity:
- 1 available for sale
- Buy It Now For:
- $28.00
- Shipping:
- $8.00 USPS Ground Advantage (2 to 5 business days) - (more details)
- Returns:
- Returns are not Accepted - (more details)
- Certified by:
- Other
- Certification Number:
- in wrapper
- Condition or Grade of Item:
- still in dog-eared wrapper
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Item Description
This is a "pre-automation" coin counter / coin rolling item.
These were used by businesses and building & loans for rolling coins before coin rolling machines were common.
These came from an old building and loan that closed in the 1940s, when the building was torn down in 1969, we found a lot olf these, but this unused one was in an old vault. The packaging is dogeared, but it has not been used.
I use one like this, I think this is made of oak or another very hard wood. My used one looks new though it was used for decades before I got it, and I use it regularly. The item with the pennies in it (shown for scale) is my own (old used item), but it still looks fine.
Please ask questions and look carefully at pictures--this is what you are buying. It will be sent with tracking.
Thanks so much and see my other items.
If you make an offer on more one item, I am more tempted to accept.
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| Shipping / Handling Cost | Cost For Each Additional Item | Service |
|---|---|---|
| $8.00 | $0.00 | USPS Ground Advantage (2 to 5 business days) |
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