After receiving several questions to a previous post, I need to clarify things a bit. I am entertaining offers for an old punch board that I have pictured in this posting. The cardboard piece that held the coins has warped a bit which prevents the coins from being held in place. I guess the coins could be placed back in the punchboard if some glue was added to the warped cardboard piece and care was used to prevent the coins from being glued. The coins look great for the most part, like they were picked up directly from a bank by the manufacturer of the board many years ago when banks still had silver dollars, and inserted immediately into the board. The Morgan dollars display some light contact marks from being the oldest and largest coins. There are no coin rarities here, just the more common dates. 1937 Buffalo nickels, 1959 Jefferson nickels, 1962 Franklin halves, 1921 Morgan dollars.

I am interested in offers for the punchboard and coins or for just the punchboard or for just the coins.

Thanks everyone.