It's a Daniel Carr piece. First one of his work in my collection.
That is the first type of 1/10-troy-oz gold that I produced, and it was one of the first pieces (of any kind) that I struck myself.
Dave Emslie also struck some using the same dies.
@asheland .... That is very nicely done.... However, for me, I do not want any commemoration of this episode - further commentary not necessary. Cheers, RickO
6115? I was 6113 probably a decade before you. Thank you for your Service! SEMPER!!!
I know they changed those MOS' up some. When I was in, 6115 was a Helicopter Mechanic for the CH53E... I have to dig around to find that now.. Thank YOU for your service, Semper Fi!
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
Item Number: RWM-5
Reference: Kidd 5th Ed.
Mint: Roger Williams Mint
Content: .999 Fine Silver
Year: 1974
Weight: 25 grams
Serialized: Yes
Mintage: Unknown
Reverse Type: Specialized
Shape: Bar
Country: United States
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
Item Number: RWM-5
Reference: Kidd 5th Ed.
Mint: Roger Williams Mint
Content: .999 Fine Silver
Year: 1974
Weight: 25 grams
Serialized: Yes
Mintage: Unknown
Reverse Type: Specialized
Shape: Bar
Country: United States
6115? I was 6113 probably a decade before you. Thank you for your Service! SEMPER!!!
I know they changed those MOS' up some. When I was in, 6115 was a Helicopter Mechanic for the CH53E... I have to dig around to find that now.. Thank YOU for your service, Semper Fi!
Yep 6113 - 53D Flightline Mechanic, MCAS Kaneohe Bay and MCAS Tustin. God bless America. RGDS!
6115? I was 6113 probably a decade before you. Thank you for your Service! SEMPER!!!
I know they changed those MOS' up some. When I was in, 6115 was a Helicopter Mechanic for the CH53E... I have to dig around to find that now.. Thank YOU for your service, Semper Fi!
Yep 6113 - 53D Flightline Mechanic, MCAS Kaneohe Bay and MCAS Tustin. God bless America. RGDS!
Heh, small would.. I was 6115 mechanic @ Tustin, CA from 85-89.. at the time we had 22 CH53E flying pianos, lol.. now the entire unit has moved to Miramar as Tustin is closed. I enjoyed it out there..
6115? I was 6113 probably a decade before you. Thank you for your Service! SEMPER!!!
I know they changed those MOS' up some. When I was in, 6115 was a Helicopter Mechanic for the CH53E... I have to dig around to find that now.. Thank YOU for your service, Semper Fi!
Yep 6113 - 53D Flightline Mechanic, MCAS Kaneohe Bay and MCAS Tustin. God bless America. RGDS!
No new purchases lately. I’ll post something from the past that I still have:
I bought several of these back when, apparently, they were still in production, lately I have looked, the prices are kind of stupid lately on these Engelhard Australia bars..
Great looking coin. I worked in downtown Baltimore for many years and learned much of their history. The Great Baltimore Fire which destroyed most of downtown Baltimore occurred in 1904 so it's a very neat and historic year to me.
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@PerryHall said:
Great looking coin. I worked in downtown Baltimore for many years and learned much of their history. The Great Baltimore Fire which destroyed most of downtown Baltimore occurred in 1904 so it's a very neat and historic year to me.
That’s interesting! I wasn’t aware of that fire, but I like the 1900 through 1909 era stuff, my grandmother was born in 1907. 👍
@PerryHall said:
Great looking coin. I worked in downtown Baltimore for many years and learned much of their history. The Great Baltimore Fire which destroyed most of downtown Baltimore occurred in 1904 so it's a very neat and historic year to me.
That’s interesting! I wasn’t aware of that fire, but I like the 1900 through 1909 era stuff, my grandmother was born in 1907. 👍
My wife's father was born in 1907 and her mother was born in 1911 and I have several US gold coins from those dates. My parents were born in 1919 and 1921 so I don't have any gold coins from those dates although I do have a 1921 Peace dollar.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
I’ve been getting these Congo gorillas for my wife for the past 4 years. She loves this series so I get the ornament capsule so she can trim the tree with them. Here’s the 2022. 🎄
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Found some gutter liner at the local pawn for 15.7x. The Maples wete $25.
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Nice pick up. 👍
I still buy gutter occasionally.
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George II NEWP, Caleb Hill, London, 1733:
Amazing condition:
Check out the unworn bowl!
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@Weiss That reminds me of High School days!
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Nothing special, but I had to have it! Also wanted to resurrect this thread
Nice!
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Nice pick ups. 👍
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Cool piece. Any idea who made it?
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It's a Daniel Carr piece. First one of his work in my collection.
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That is the first type of 1/10-troy-oz gold that I produced, and it was one of the first pieces (of any kind) that I struck myself.
Dave Emslie also struck some using the same dies.
Very cool!
I have this Carr piece:
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@asheland .... That is very nicely done.... However, for me, I do not want any commemoration of this episode - further commentary not necessary. Cheers, RickO
@ricko I understand that.
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Just a little bit at a time...
Trying not to let this thread die!!!
Got a couple of these near spot:
Very Cool Franklin Mint 10,000 grain silver bar. Made with Almost 20 ounces of Sterling silver from “last lot of USA treasury surplus silver”
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I’ve been buying this week, but higher premiums on this 90%
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So, I can have them for 25x face right?
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Keeping this alive!!! Small BST purchase... An IKE bar... anyone know anything about it?
6115? I was 6113 probably a decade before you. Thank you for your Service! SEMPER!!!
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
I know they changed those MOS' up some. When I was in, 6115 was a Helicopter Mechanic for the CH53E... I have to dig around to find that now.. Thank YOU for your service, Semper Fi!
Well since you asked.
Silverartcollector.com
has it referenced on their site.
https://silverartcollector.com/item/roger-williams-mint/dwight-d-eisenhower/rwm-5/
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
Item Number: RWM-5
Reference: Kidd 5th Ed.
Mint: Roger Williams Mint
Content: .999 Fine Silver
Year: 1974
Weight: 25 grams
Serialized: Yes
Mintage: Unknown
Reverse Type: Specialized
Shape: Bar
Country: United States
Great info.. thank you!
https://silverartcollector.com/item/roger-williams-mint/dwight-d-eisenhower/rwm-5
If your an art bar collector and happen upon some of the Archie Kidd reference books Reasonably priced?
Snap them up.
Yep 6113 - 53D Flightline Mechanic, MCAS Kaneohe Bay and MCAS Tustin. God bless America. RGDS!
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
Heh, small would.. I was 6115 mechanic @ Tustin, CA from 85-89.. at the time we had 22 CH53E flying pianos, lol.. now the entire unit has moved to Miramar as Tustin is closed. I enjoyed it out there..
👍
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Great posts and pictures.
Thank all of you for your service!
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No new purchases lately. I’ll post something from the past that I still have:
I bought several of these back when, apparently, they were still in production, lately I have looked, the prices are kind of stupid lately on these Engelhard Australia bars..
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Most recent small purchase ... keeping this thread alive
Kind of relevant although mildly numismatic, I got this yesterday:
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Very nice Asheland!
Thank you. 👍
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Great looking coin. I worked in downtown Baltimore for many years and learned much of their history. The Great Baltimore Fire which destroyed most of downtown Baltimore occurred in 1904 so it's a very neat and historic year to me.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
That’s interesting! I wasn’t aware of that fire, but I like the 1900 through 1909 era stuff, my grandmother was born in 1907. 👍
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My wife's father was born in 1907 and her mother was born in 1911 and I have several US gold coins from those dates. My parents were born in 1919 and 1921 so I don't have any gold coins from those dates although I do have a 1921 Peace dollar.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
@PerryHall that’s indeed cool when you can get coins to go along with special dates like that. 👍
Funny thing with my grandmother being born in 1907, I don’t have any coins for that year… soon to change at some point I will get one I’m pretty sure.
A nice, fully red IHC from 1907 would definitely do the trick for me.
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1911, 1919 and 1921 I also lack, I would have posted something here if I did. 👍
I have close dates, 1912-14 Canada gold 5’s, and 1908 saint, 1909 $5 Indian, and my recent 1909-S Lincoln. An interesting era for sure.
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Well, I guess I have this one from 1921… It’s kinda just a widget but fun nonetheless:
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Already shown this one, but I shot this in-hand shot last night, and it came out better than expected:
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Added another 20oz'er to the stack today.
My latest.
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Today’s newp, 2023 Australia 1/10 oz Gold Rabbit:
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Got this today!
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I’ve been getting these Congo gorillas for my wife for the past 4 years. She loves this series so I get the ornament capsule so she can trim the tree with them. Here’s the 2022. 🎄
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