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| Musante GW-59 |
United States
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BRONZE POST-1859 GW-59 SANSOM MEDAL, 1st REISSUE
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NGC MS 64 BN
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Musante GW-59; Baker-72A; Julian PR-1. Struck in bronze. Fully struck with a golden-brown coloration on both sides. A quality piece.
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| Musante GW-59 |
United States
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BRONZE POST-1859 GW-59 SANSOM MEDAL, 1st REISSUE
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PCGS MS 64 Brown
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Musante GW-59; Baker-72A; Julian PR-1. Rarity 5. Struck in bronze. Fully struck with a golden-brown obverse and a more reddish-brown reverse. A quality piece.
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| DeLorey-99 |
United States
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T.ELDER ISSUE DELOREY-99 - AL More Artistic Silver Coinage
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PCGS MS 63
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DeLorey-99; Baker-728B. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. 32 mm. Thomas L. Elder store card advocating for "more artistic silver coinage". Obverse Washington bust per Robert Lovett. Boldly proof-like, although for some unknown reason not designated as such on the PCGS insert. This piece displays only minor silver-white toning in the fields.
Only 10 pieces struck.
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| DeLorey-100 |
United States
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Aluminum ND T.ELDER ISSUE DELOREY-100, AL First in Peace / First in Preparedness
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PCGS MS 63
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DeLorey-100; Baker-unlisted. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. 32 mm. Thomas L. Elder store card. Obverse Washington bust per Robert Lovett. Boldly proof-like, although for some unknown reason not designated as such on the PCGS insert. This piece displays only minor silver-white toning in the fields. By far the nicest of these pieces I have seen.
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| Musante GW-130-R2 |
United States
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WM (c.1858) GW-130-R2 PHILA CIVIC PROCESSION 2nd RESTRIKE
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NGC MS 63
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| Musante GW-130-R2 |
United States
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WM (c.1858) GW-130-R2 PHILA CIVIC PROCESSION 2nd RESTRIKE
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NGC MS 63
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Musante GW-130-R2; Baker-160F. Second restrike. 32 mm. I believe this to be the lead restrike as it was struck on a thick planchet with only a single reverse die break, both indicators that this is the scarce lead striking noted by both Musante and Baker. NGC lists this on the insert as "white-metal", under which lead falls. Also, it has the appearance of lead with a uniform blue-gray color as opposed to the more typical "white" color of (non-lead) white metal.
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| Musante GW-130-R2 |
United States
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WM (c.1858) GW-130-R2 PHILA CIVIC PROCESSION 2nd RESTRIKE
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NGC MS 61
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Musante GW-130-R2; Baker-160F. Second restrike as indicated by the multiple significant reverse die cracks. Struck in white metal. 32 mm. As is typical, the strike is a bit soft in the very center of each side. Otherwise there is little in the way of post-production contact. Each side displays very slight gold-gray coloration atop bright surfaces. The reverse is rotated about 30 degree out of coin-turn alignment. Nice for the assigned grade.
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| Musante GW-236 |
United States
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WM (c.1870) GW-236 WASHINGTON - 3rd OBV. NOT TRANSFERABLE
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NGC MS 64
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Musante GW-236; Baker-636B; Miller-Ala 26C. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 28 mm. By Frederick C. Key and George Hampden Lovett. Third obverse. Silvery-white patina atop almost proof-like surfaces. Only 15 struck.
Ex: Donald G. Partrick.
Top Pop.
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| Baker-O-297 |
United States
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52mm (1902) B-O-297 GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA
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PCGS MS 64 Brown
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Baker-O-297. Struck in bronze. 62 mm. Rarity 6. Celebrating the sesquicentennial of Washington's initiation as a Freemason. High relief design. Uniform milk chocolate coloration with a small streak of darker toning on the right reverse. Eye appeal of this piece is excellent. An exceptional example of this very rare Washingtonia piece. Encased in an over-sized 4"X5" PCGS holder.
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| Baker-P297 |
United States
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Bronze (c. 1911) Washington Royal Arch Chapter 150
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PCGS MS 63
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Baker-P297. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 33 mm. Bright orange-copper color with some mellowing, mostly in the fields.
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| Musante GW-318 |
United States
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31mm (1860's) B-122A MERRIAM'S TOMB
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NGC MS 64 RB
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Musante GW-318; Baker-122A. Struck in copper. 31 mm. Both sides feature original red flash with just minor mellowing.
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| Baker-Z-324 |
United States
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BRONZE 51.5mm 1928 B-Z-324 MEMORIAL PORTAL AT BROOKLYN BRIDGE
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NGC MS 65
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Baker-Z-324. Struck in bronze. 52 mm. Designed by John LaVelle; struck by the Medallic Art Co. Obv: Small Washington bust within plaque surrounded by laurel sprays at the top of the obverse. Below, a multi-line inscription about Washington's message to the troops at Long Island. Rev: A view of the Memorial Portal to the Brooklyn Bridge, MEMORIAL / PORTAL TO / BROOKLYN / BRIDGE above, 1928 below. Encased in an over-sized NGC holder.
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| Musante GW-445 |
United States
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18mm UNDATED J-PR-26 AR GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTH & DEATH
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NGC MS 63
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Julian PR-26; Musante GW-445, Baker-155A. Struck in silver with a plain edge. 19 mm. White save for a bit of charcoal coloration around the obverse device and rim.
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| Musante GW-470 |
United States
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SILVER (1876) GW-470 WASHINGTON BY SOLEY 2nd LIBERTY BELL
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PCGS MS 62
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Musante GW-470; Baker-403. Struck in silver with a plain edge. 18 mm. Washington die by Anthony Paquet; Liberty Bell die by Soley. Bright white save for an area of electric blue and russet at the point of piercing / looping. Rarity 7 (less than 20 made).
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| Musante GW-491 |
United States
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28mm (C1860) B-194A WHITEMARSH,NO.4-2ND OBV. LOVETT HEADQTR SERIES
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NGC MS 66 RB PL
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Musante GW-491; Baker-194A. Second obverse. Struck in copper. 28 mm. Number four in a series of ten. Bright flashy orange copper with magenta highlights. Top Pop.
With only ten pieces in the series one might think it is easy to assemble the entire collection but finding all ten can be deceivingly challenging.
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| Musante GW-493 |
United States
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COPPER (c.1862) GW-493 TAPPAN - 2nd OBV. LOVETT'S HEADQUARTERS
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NGC MS 65 BN
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Musante GW-496; Baker-194A. Second obverse. Struck in copper. 28 mm. Number six in a series of ten. Medium tan with subtle reddish highlights.
With only ten pieces in the series one might think it is easy to assemble the entire collection but finding all ten can be deceivingly challenging
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| Musante GW-495 |
United States
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COPPER (c.1862) GW-495 SUFFERNS - 2nd OBV. LOVETT'S HEADQUARTERS
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PCGS MS 65 Red Brown
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Musante GW-495; Baker-194A. Second obverse. Struck in copper. 29 mm. Flashy fiery orange-brown in color.
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| Musante GW-496 |
United States
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32mm 1939 NY B-3003 INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR
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PCGS MS 64 Brown
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Musante GW-496; Baker-194A. Second obverse. Struck in copper. 29 mm. Rarity 5. Flashy fiery orange-brown in color. Tan in color with green, gold, and red flash.
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| Musante GW-496 |
United States
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MEDAL (C1860) B-194A DOBB'S FERRY, SECOND OBV LOVETT HEADQTR SERIES
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NGC MEDAL MS 63 RB PL
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Musante GW-496; Baker-194A. Second obverse. Struck in copper. 29 mm. Flashy fiery orange-brown in color.
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| Musante GW-533 |
United States
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BRONZE (c.1862) GW-533 WASHINGTON - 2nd OBV BORN, DIED
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PCGS MS 64 BN
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Musante GW-533; Baker-137B. First obverse. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 28 mm. Undraped Washington / Birth and Death medal by George H. Lovett. Toned a reddish brown color. Very nice for the assigned grade.
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| Musante GW-684 |
United States
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BRONZE (c.1864) GW-684 GEORGE WASHINGTON HERO OF INDEPENDENCE
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PCGS MS 65 Brown
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Musante GW-684; Baker-88B. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 27 mm. Pleasing tan-brown coloration with subtle green and magenta highlights. The only example graded at either service.
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| Musante GW-748 |
United States
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WM (c.1864) GW-748 GEN. OF AMERICAN ARMIES
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PCGS MS 63
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Musante GW-748; Baker-76D. Struck in white metal. 19 mm. Flashy fields with minimal toning.
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| Musante GW-810 |
United States
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WM 1869 GW-810 NORWALK MEMORIAL
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PCGS MS 62
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Musante GW-810; Baker-369C; HK-unlisted; SoCalledDollar.com-156. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 39 mm. Dies by William H. Key; issued by Isaac F. Wood. Light silvery patina atop proof-like fields.
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| Musante GW-813 |
United States
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BRASS (c.1870) GW-813 GEO. WASHINGTON OUR COUNTRY AND OUR FLAG
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PCGS MS 63
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Musante GW-813; Baker-280A. Struck in brass. 22mm. Nice golden-yellow surfaces with minimal toning. Rarity 6 as issued however it is extremely rare to find this piece unlooped.
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| Musante GW-832 |
United States
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31mm 1799 B-306C MOUNT VERNON CHAPTER
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NGC MS 63 PL
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Musante GW-832; Baker-306C. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 31 mm. An Isaac F. Wood / George H. Lovett issue. Just a touch of light mottled silver-gray toning. Nice strong cameo.
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| Mustane GW-834 |
United States
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WM (1875) GW-834 WASHINGTON MONUMENT WOOD'S SERIES, 2nd REV.
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PCGS MS 64
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Musante GW-834; Baker-322C; SoCalledDollar.com-224. Second reverse. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 39 mm. Designed and issued by Isaac F. Wood; engraved by George Hampton Lovett. Brilliant and deeply proof-like. A very attractive example.
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| Musante GW-857 |
United States
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WM (c.1875) GW-857 I.F. WOOD ASSUMED COMMAND, RESIGNED
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PCGS MS 64 Prooflike
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Musante GW-857; Baker-438C. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 28 mm. Isaac F. Wood's Washington Assumed Command in 1775 medal by George Hampden Lovett. Very light silver-white toning atop deep mirror proof-like centers.
Rarity 6. Pop 1/1.
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| Musante GW-860 |
United States
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WM 1876 GW-860 JERSEY CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL 2nd OBVERSE
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PCGS MS 63
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Musante GW-860; Baker-373B. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 28 mm. Pierced for suspension. Second obverse (incorrectly denoted on the PCGS insert as the third obverse). Struck by George Hampden Lovett using an obverse die designed by Anthony Paquet. Light silver-gray toning atop proof-like surfaces.
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| Musante GW-860 |
United States
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WM 1876 GW-860 JERSEY CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL 3rd OBVERSE
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NGC MS 63 PL
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Musante GW-860; Baker-373B. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 28 mm. Pierced for suspension. Second obverse (incorrectly denoted on the NGC insert as the third obverse). Struck by George Hampden Lovett using an obverse die designed by Anthony Paquet. Light silver-gray toning atop proof-like surfaces.
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| Musante GW-873 |
United States
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WHITE METAL 1876 NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCHOOL
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PCGS MS 63
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Musante GW-873; Baker-371C. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 31 mm. Pierced for suspension. By George Hampden Lovett. Brilliant and highly proof-like. Called very scarce by Musante.
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| Musante GW-875 |
United States
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WM 34mm 1876 B-408B FIT KEYSTONE
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NGC MS 65 PL
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| Musante GW-976 |
United States
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COPPER (C. 1881) Musante GW-976 - Chicago Chapter # 43 (Baker-Q-297) Virgil Brand
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PCGS MS 64
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Musante GW-297; Baker Q-297. Struck in copper with a plain edge. 32 mm. Mahogany coloration with well preserved surfaces (although the slab displays minor scuffing).
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| Musante GW-982 |
United States
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BRONZE 1883 GW-982 BETHANY SABBATH SCHOOL
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PCGS MS 63 Brown
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Musante GW-982; Baker-375. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 35 mm. Exceptional light mahogany bronze surfaces with a satin finish on the central device that contrasts nicely with the slightly reflective fields. Virtually pristine with outstanding eye appeal. Superb for the grade and rare.
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| Musante GW-997 |
United States
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WM 1883 GW-997 EVACUATION OF NEW YORK
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NGC MS 63
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Musante GW-997; Baker-462A. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 40 mm. A nicely preserved piece that is mostly bright. Holed for suspension as usually found.
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| Musante GW-999 |
United States
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WM (c.1883) GW-999 WASHINGTON FAMILY ARMS DAVID VAN ARSDALE
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NGC MS 64
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Musante GW-999; Baker-A285. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 32 mm. The obverse features the Washington family coat of arms. The reverse features Van Arsdale climbing a flagpole to fly the American flag. Toned in a very light pale blue shade. A few scattered marks but no serious impairments. Holed as issued.
Census shows a total of four pieces across both grading companies with this being Top Pop.
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| Musante GW-1021 |
United States
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WHITE METAL 1899 Centennial of Washington's Death - Masonic Fraternity
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PCGS MS 65
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Musante GW-1021; Baker-1831. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 32 mm. Boldly struck across all design elements. Reddish-tan in color with a small area of deeper toning on the reverse. Minimal carbon. A premium piece.
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| Musante GW-1053 |
United States
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GILT 1887 GW-1053 CONSTITUTIONAL CENTENNIAL LIBERTY BELL
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NGC MS 66
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Musante GW-1053; Baker-1808. Struck in gilt brass (or bronze) with a plain edge. 25 mm. Mostly yellow-gold with splashes of orange appearing on both sides. A couple fly specks on each side but none overly distracting. Good strong luster. Top pop.
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| Musante GW-1062 |
United States
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BRONZE 1900 GW-1062 P.O.S. OF A. LEBANON, PA
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NGC MS 66 BN
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Musante GW-1062; Baker-T-341A. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 32 mm. Rich mahogany color. Rarity 7 (less than 20 existent). The finest graded of this rarely seen medal.
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| Musante GW-1082 |
United States
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WM 1889 GW-1082 INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL SOUVENIR
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NGC MS 64
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Musante GW-1082; Douglas-47. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 40 mm. By Robert Lovett Jr. Steel-gray or lead-like in color (and I believe this piece may have been struck in lead, as it weighs the same as a DeLorey-57 I have which was struck in lead is the same size).
Rarity 6.
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| Musante GW-1087A |
United States
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WHITE METAL WM 1889 GW-1087A BROOKLYN BRIDGE, WITH SUN INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL
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PCGS MS 62
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Musante GW-1087A; Baker-690; Douglas-7A. Struck in white metal. 52 mm. By George Hampden Lovett. Encased in an over-sized PCGS holder.
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| Musante GW-1088 |
United States
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WM (c.1889) GW-1088 GEORGE WASHINGTON INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL
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PCGS MS 62
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Musante GW-1088; Douglas-10. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 40 mm. Holed for suspension. By George H. Lovett. Light silvery-gray patina with a few grade limiting marks. Overall, a handsome piece. The only one certified at either grading service.
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| Musante GW-1100 |
United States
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WM 1889 GW-1100 APRIL 30 - FEDERAL HALL INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL
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PCGS MS 64
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Musante GW-1100; Douglas-26. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 24 mm. Full original luster with just a touch of light gray toning.
Pop 1/1 with a total of 4 pieces graded.
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| Musante GW-1104 |
United States
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WM 1889 GW-1104 EQUESTRIAN MEDAL INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL
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PCGS MS 64
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Musante GW-1104; Douglas-13B; HK-unlisted; SoCalledDollar.com-unlisted. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 44 mm. Designed by E. A. Kretschman. Light silvery-white toning atop fields which are almost proof-like. Plenty of flash remaining. The only contact of note is a small mark on the obverse at the rim about 5 o'clock. A very beautiful piece indeed!
I also have this piece in bronze.
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| Musante GW-1104 |
United States
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BRONZE 1889 GW-1104 EQUESTRIAN MEDAL INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL
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PCGS MS 62 Brown
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Musante GW-1104; Douglas-13; HK-unlisted; SoCalledDollar.com-unlisted. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 44 mm. Designed by E. A. Kretschman. The obverse is toned a lightly golden brown with iridescent highlights, while the reverse is a more reddish-brown. A very beautiful piece indeed!
I also have this piece in white metal.
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| Musante GW-1105 |
United States
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WM 1889 GW-1105 WASHINGTON & HARRISON INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL
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NGC MS 62
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Musante GW-1105; Douglas-14. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 38 mm. Toned in shade of silver-gray with flashy fields.
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| Musante GW-1117 |
United States
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COPPER (c.1889) GW-1117 FIRST PRESIDENT LIBERTY BELL
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NGC MS 66 BN
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Musante GW-1117; Baker-unlisted. Struck in copper with a plain edge. 19 mm. A beautiful red-walnut coloration adorns this very elusive issue which was unknown to Baker. A small planchet defect appears on the obverse field after U.S. and can be used to pedigree this piece (although I doubt you will find another given its extreme rarity). The only piece graded at either service.
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| Musante GW-1126 |
United States
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WM (1889) GW-1126 NEW YORK CITY SEAL 1st OBVERSE
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PCGS MS 62
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Musante GW-1126; Douglas-42A. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 34 mm. First obverse. By George T. Morgan. Silver and gray patina with some darker gray found in Washington's hair.
Pop 1/0.
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| Musante GW-1134 |
United States
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WM 1889 GW-1134 WASHINGTON TAKING OATH INAUGURATION CENTENNIAL
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PCGS MS 62
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Musante GW-1134; Douglas-48. Struck in white metal with a plain edge. 51 mm. By William H. Key. Lightly toned in shades of silver-gray with appreciably reflective fields, especially on the reverse. A pair of carbon spots are noted on the Oath side of the piece. Encased in an over-sized 4"X5" PCGS holder.
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| Musante GW-1144 |
United States
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AR/CU 1889 GW-1144 NEW YORK BADGE
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PCGS MS 62
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Musante-1144; Douglas-40B; Collin-422. Struck in silvered copper. 50mm round; 53mm tip to tip. High relief design. Maker mark on the reverse reads C. G. Braxmar / 36 Cortlandt St. / New York. Original toning with bluish-gray hints. Very nice for the assigned grade as the design side is virtually as-made. Would appear the assigned grade was for a few widely scattered points of contact on the non-design side. The design side definitely deserves a higher grade. Encased in an oversized 4" X 5.5" PCGS holder
The only piece certified at either grading service.
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| Baker-1825 |
United States
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40mm (1904) B-1825 WASHINGTON MONUMENT ASSOC FOREMOST FARMER
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NGC MS 65
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Baker-18285. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. 40 mm. Well struck, fully rendered design elements with light golden highlights and a small dusting of widely scattered fly specks.
Pop 6/1.
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