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MASONIC CHAPTER PENNIES |
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37mm UNDATED BRONZE SADDLE & CYCLE CLUB SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP |
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NGC MS 64 BN |
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GOOD FOR TOKENS |
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34mm 1960 AR/GS CHADRON, NE 75th ANNIV. |
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MISCELLANIOUS MEDALS |
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26mm 1942-DATED COPPER FEDERAL COIN EXCHANGE 37 THE ARCADE, CLEVELAND |
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MASONIC CHAPTER PENNIES |
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25.5mm 1962-DATED SILVER EARL SCHILL RARE COINS - DETROIT |
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MEXICO - 1905 TO DATE |
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1 Onza 1980Mo Silver |
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GAME COUNTERS |
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19mm UNDATED GILT REPUBLICA ARGENTINA LIB. UNITED STATES "2.5D" |
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A very rare Argentinian 2 1/2D gaming token in gilt
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GREAT BRITAIN - PATTERNS |
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BRONZE 1851 G.BRIT M-7465 NORWICH - GEORGE BAGSHAW GAME DEALER |
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BRONZE 1852 G.BRIT M-7502 NORWICH - THOMAS PARKER GAME DEALER |
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TOKEN 1891 CANADA BRETON-609 MONTREAL WINESS PRIZE |
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GAME COUNTERS |
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21.5mm UNDATED BRONZE ARGENTINO LIBERTAD 5P UNITED STATES "5D" |
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GAME COUNTERS |
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27mm UNDATED BRONZE REPUBLICA ARGENTINA LIB. UNITED STATES "10D" |
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MISCELLANIOUS MEDALS |
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29mm UNDATED ALUMINUM SHARON'S QUARTERS CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND |
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1779 Rhode Island Ship Medal. Breen 1141, Betts 563, wreath below ship. Gem Uncirculated. This is the scarce and popular Horace M. Grant restrike of this popular issue, produced in bronze (a few were also issued in silver) in 1936. Perfectly struck, with no trace of post-strike damage or defect, as expected for the issue, the surfaces hard and a pleasing golden bronze hue that was antiqued to look old. As always, the planchet is slightly out-of-round, intentionally made such to aid in giving it the look of the period. This is really one of the best “restrikes” of any colonial coin ever produced, and it is one that we still see offered as genuine now and then. Presumably Grant suspected that might happen, and he placed his initials in tiny letters within the wave below Howe’s battleship on the obverse. Difficult to find these days, it’s reported that only a dozen or so were struck in silver, with perhaps 100-200 in bronze. Today, the restrikes are almost as tough as the originals (Breen calls the Grant copies “rare” in his Encyclopedia, and for an issue that was struck nearly three-quarters of a century ago
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123.30 grains. In 1983 the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation decided to market struck copies of the Virginia halfpenny. Flans Birle from the Cornell and Birle Company was hired to make a master hub from which dies could be produced. Jim Nye from the Adriel Brothers Company was hired to produce the additional minting support materials, such as the stamping head, collars, cutoffs, etc. These were all sent to the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation where the actual minting occurred under the direction of Mark Frankel. The planchets were obtained from W.E. Richards and are nearly pure copper. Mark Frankel does not recall any planchets being used which had been previously struck.The first hub was made with the letters CWF in relief placed under the shoulder of King George III, as here. Fewer than 5,000 copies were struck with this design. Soon after production began, an awareness of the Hobby Protection Act led to a change in the hub with the word COPY replacing CWF.
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WASHINGTON TOKENS & MEDALS - MUSANTE |
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BRASS (c.1860) GW-402 WASHINGTON, SHORT BUST COMP. S. MARKE |
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