Coins of our Past Review and Giveaway

coinheader800I am a huge history buff so when Coins of our Past reached out to me I was super excited.

Coins of our Past is a small business located in Bennington, VT that produce hand-crafted coin replicas of Early Colonial (Spanish coins), American Revolution, Civil War, Gold Doubloons, California Gold Rush, Bible Coins, Greek and Roman coins. Their company Whispering Dream Pewter, Inc has been casting pewter for over 16 years and has accounts with West Point, Bennington Battle Monument, Eastern National Parks and many others. Their coins are marked copy and are cast in lead free pewter and and then plated to match their original appearance. All coins come packed with a header and a story on the back in a vinyl holder for easy display.

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I received two of their 1975 Vermont Coins.

Reuben Harmon, Jr. of Rupert,Vermont, designed this coin whichsome thought to be the most original,creative, & authentic American design found on our Colonial coins.   
Some coins in the series portrayedGeorge III but, the best known by farwas the VERMONT coin known as“Plough money”.  The front depicts afarm plow in a field against a back-ground of tree-laden mountains withthe sun rising to greet the new day.
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The coins sell for $2.00 each.

Review:

I was really excited to receive these as I am big on Vermont history and most of my family has lived here for generations. I gave one of the coins to my father who is also enjoys Vermont history and he thought it was really cool. The coins are a great keepsake and collectible, I really love the protective sleeve they come in which are great for storing the coin and keeping it safe. Coins of our Past has a great selection for any history buff!

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