Has anyone ever seen these before?

MadMarty

Would these be "so called half dollars", they look like they were made in the late 50's and early 60's in Ohio. Anyone have any idea if they are worth anything?

LucyBop

cool....

Weiss

Pretty for private issue pieces. The name of that company sounds strangely familiar.

MadMarty

TTT for the night crew!!

Coindexter

I've never seen anything along these lines, but I like them.

cladking

They look vaguely familiar. I collect pony express and don't have that one though.

nickel

I have a few of these pieces . Do not know how many 'topics' this company produced . As for a timeline in coins (or other collectibles) when you see a one or two digit number for a city , it is circa 1963/64 . Transition year(s) to our current 5 digit zip code . example- I lived in Hartford 14 Conn . It became Hartford 06114 CT.

291fifth

They were a very significant series of medals. They were first issued in 1959, were stering silver, had competent if somewhat predictable designs, and kicked off the series medal craze that would be best remembered by the Franklin Mint issues. I don't recall just how many medals there were in this set, but the number was substantial. Like all silver medals of this period, their numbers have been thinned by melting.

MadMarty

Any idea what they should sell for each?

Barndog

<< <i>Any idea what they should sell for each? >>



Two dollars. Do you accept paypal?

keets

Heraldic Art Company was a private and very prolific issuer in Cleveland for quite a while. i run across their medals from time to time, some are very beautiful and well executed.