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Grayling Green Coin

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1Longbow 30-Oct-18
KDdog 30-Oct-18
1Longbow 30-Oct-18
KDdog 31-Oct-18
Nemophilist 31-Oct-18
camodave 31-Oct-18
Nemophilist 31-Oct-18
Pdiddly 31-Oct-18
PECO 31-Oct-18
bowjack 31-Oct-18
Jon Stewart 31-Oct-18
Pdiddly 31-Oct-18
kurtbel5 02-Nov-18
mangonboat 03-Nov-18
camodave 03-Nov-18
camodave 03-Nov-18
1Longbow 03-Nov-18
Mountain Man 03-Nov-18
Nemophilist 03-Nov-18
Bud B. 04-Nov-18
1Longbow 04-Nov-18
Nemophilist 04-Nov-18
Nemophilist 04-Nov-18
camodave 04-Nov-18
1Longbow 04-Nov-18
camodave 04-Nov-18
HillbillyKing 04-Nov-18
KyPhil 04-Nov-18
stykshooter 04-Nov-18
1Longbow 04-Nov-18
mangonboat 04-Nov-18
Mountain Man 04-Nov-18
Jon Stewart 04-Nov-18
1Longbow 04-Nov-18
From: 1Longbow
Date: 30-Oct-18




I found a great deal on a 60 inch,50# ,Grayling Green bow ,this weekend. Its missing the coin. What color came with it ,and where do I find one .Thank you

From: KDdog
Date: 30-Oct-18




Kodiak? Grizzly? Cub?

From: 1Longbow
Date: 30-Oct-18




Kodiak.

From: KDdog
Date: 31-Oct-18




61? Got some pictures? Sounds sweet! I'm going with aluminum or pewter.

From: Nemophilist
Date: 31-Oct-18




1961 Bear Kodiak Grayling Green had a aluminum standing bear coin.

From: camodave
Date: 31-Oct-18




Mine was the later bow with the purple heart I beam. It has a pewter coin. Bear went to walnut/purple heart due to issues with the earlier bows.

DDave

From: Nemophilist
Date: 31-Oct-18




camodave thanks for the reminder. I forgot the later 1961 Kodiaks had the pewter coin with a black enamel finish. The black enamel finish would flake off a lot of the time.

From: Pdiddly
Date: 31-Oct-18




I believe the purpleheart I-beam was on the 1961 models. The 1962 were all rosewood.

From: PECO
Date: 31-Oct-18




You can get brass coins from 3 Rivers, I don't have any idea where to get the other coins.

From: bowjack
Date: 31-Oct-18




Kbel5 on here makes excellent replacement coins including the aluminum one you need.

From: Jon Stewart
Date: 31-Oct-18




The brass coins from 3 rivers are actually bright gold in color and they ran $10.00 each plus shipping. I bought a few for belt buckles that I made.

From: Pdiddly
Date: 31-Oct-18




Sorry...my error...when camodave said "the later one" I thought he meant the next year, 1962.

From: kurtbel5
Date: 02-Nov-18




I do have the aluminum ones if anyone is interested.

From: mangonboat
Date: 03-Nov-18




I'm confused. Is it a 60" apple green 1961 Kodiak, a Grayling Green 1965 Kodiak or a green Futurewood 1972-76 Kodiak Hunter?

From: camodave
Date: 03-Nov-18




We kind of missed the fact the OP did not list a year. Time to reload.

DDave

From: camodave
Date: 03-Nov-18




We kind of missed the fact the OP did not list a year. Time to reload.

DDave

From: 1Longbow
Date: 03-Nov-18




I believe its a 72-76 Kodiak Hunter

From: Mountain Man
Date: 03-Nov-18




Or a Kmag greenie What the serial number?

From: Nemophilist
Date: 03-Nov-18

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From: Bud B.
Date: 04-Nov-18




What is the serial number of your bow?

From: 1Longbow
Date: 04-Nov-18




S/N KT57397. Thank for all your help

From: Nemophilist
Date: 04-Nov-18




KT-serial number prefix. It's a Kodiak Hunter. 1970 to 1976.

If the limb glass is forest green it's 1967 1/2, 1968, 1973 to 1976.

From: Nemophilist
Date: 04-Nov-18




I meant to say Kodiak Hunters had forest green limb glass 1967 1/2, 1968, 1973 to 1976. Yours is a 1973 to 1976 if it has forest green glass and a KT-serial number prefix.

From: camodave
Date: 04-Nov-18




Coin should be plastic. Not worth replacing. Just fill the hole.

DDave

From: 1Longbow
Date: 04-Nov-18




Heck for $10 ,I might as well fill it with a coin

From: camodave
Date: 04-Nov-18




Good point.

DDave

From: HillbillyKing Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 04-Nov-18

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My 61 Kodiak butcher block is #14J126 50# in great shape coin is aluminum and was painted at one time limbs in very good shape light checkering a few dings but nice used Bow !!! from top 61 62 & 63

From: KyPhil
Date: 04-Nov-18




I see the raised plastic coins on ebay from time to time and they are also on some of the old 80's compounds but I'm not sure if they have the stem on the back or not.

From: stykshooter Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 04-Nov-18




I've purchased several of the coins, in various metals from kurtbel5, Outstanding pieces!

From: 1Longbow
Date: 04-Nov-18




I sent him a PM ,no response yet

From: mangonboat
Date: 04-Nov-18




There's all sorts of things you can glue on, screw in to replace a lot plastic "coin". Back in the 50's and early 60's, a lot of bowhunters glued a St. Hubert medal on their bow.

From: Mountain Man
Date: 04-Nov-18

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Hey JR speaking of 61 Grizzlys What brace height you running

I’m not a curvey bow archer but I just did a clean up and grip for a friends 61 Grizzly and was figuring on little tuning and string nock tie’n It’s got an aluminum coin by the way

From: Jon Stewart
Date: 04-Nov-18




I have a raised coin off a Bear compound if you want it. When I removed the coin the stem stayed in the bow but you can still glue the coin to the bow without the stem.

From: 1Longbow
Date: 04-Nov-18




Jon, Sent you a pm





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