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Aethelred

I have listed several items on eBay and thought you might like to have a look.

MY EBAY ITEMS


United States Express Co. 1904 Silver Medal 34mm

BATTLESHIP MAINE medal .925 silver issued 1898

London 1851 Great Exhibition Token - Advertising

1833 Andrew Jackson Inaugural silver medal

Large bronze French medal 38mm dated 29 Sept. 1820



JRR TOLKIEN - ARCHITECT OF MIDDLE EARTH
A biography by Daniel Grotta

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring DVD
WIDESCREEN EDITION

SCARCE 50th Anniversary Edition of THE HOBBIT
1987 HMCo. Edition HC color and B&W Illistrations



Barr STAR NOTES - 13 consecutive - GEM CU
SERIES 1963-B - Friedberg 1902-E*

Barr STAR NOTES - 9 consecutive - GEM CU
SERIES 1963-B - Friedberg 1902-E*

Pair of Coca-Cola celluloid buttons with mirror reverse

1904 Roosevelt and Fairbanks brass fob


THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!

Aethelred

Darksiders get free shipping on anything here!

laserart

I didn't see the Buffalo.

hookedoncoins

That Jackson medal is really cool. How much do those usually go for?

MacCrimmon

<< <i>How much do those usually go for? >>

They're only worth about $10.

Run along...nothing to see here!!

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This is actually my self-serving tout!!

Aethelred

<< <i>That Jackson medal is really cool. How much do those usually go for? >>



The last price update for Hake (the standard for political items) had it listed at $80, but that was 1998. I suspect it is at least a $120 item now.

coinkat

I was going to send you a PM on the Jackson item... it looks great.

Aethelred

<< <i>I was going to send you a PM on the Jackson item... it looks great. >>



I have collected political items on and off for about 10 years, this is the first one I have ever seen.

hookedoncoins

Hmmm... might have to place a bid. Old Hickory'd look mighty nice in my collection.

I have never considered collecting political items, although I have seen several of them on your website.

Aethelred

You may also want to have a look at the 1904 Teddy Roosevelt item I just listed Jarrett.

MacCrimmon

Speaking of ol' Hickory.....somewhere in my wee library I have an original document (1836 or so) of the proceedings of the Senate and/or House discussing the volatile Bank of the United States issue.

Also, an 1840 copy of the Rules of Congress written by Jefferson in his earlier years (yep, he was dead by 1840).

It's such a thin book too. Maybe we should trash whatever they use now and start over with this copy.........refreshing, eh!?

Aethelred

Early political items are cool. I am interested in the races between McKinley and Bryan in 1896 and 1900.

Do you collect political items Dark Mouse?

MacCrimmon

<< <i>Do you collect political items Dark Mouse? >>

A smattering. I've sold off most of it in the last few years.

Aethelred

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<< <i>Do you collect political items Dark Mouse? >>

A smattering. I've sold off most of it in the last few years. >>



I have added very little to my collection over the last year, too many English coins I want, but it is a lot of fun!

elverno

Have you political collectors seen this guy's site? Nice guy too...

I don't collect this stuiff but I was so impressed by his grasp of the subject that I added a link to my links page.

hookedoncoins

<< <i>You may also want to have a look at the 1904 Teddy Roosevelt item I just listed Jarrett.

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That is pretty cool, too. I always thought TR was a pretty cool guy (from what I have read and watched). I'm trying to figure out what exactly a brass fob is used for, though.

Aethelred

<< <i> I'm trying to figure out what exactly a brass fob is used for, though. >>



I believe it is supposed to be a baggage tag. The idea being Roosevelt and Fairbanks were packed and ready for Washington.

coinkat

Aethelred:

The TR Fairbanks item is a watch fob... isn't it??