FSH: some cool exonumia;Mint medals, Washingtonia.

coindeuce · May 27, 2008 12:14PM

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Julian AM-16. 57 mm. Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations. SOLD.
One of 125 silver and 1150 bronze. Struck at the U.S. Mint in late spring/early summer of 1854 subsequent to application made by P.T. Barnum, President of the Association. Intended as award medals for the event which was located in the Crystal Palace of New York. Dies engraved by Charles Cushing Wright.

Baker 449a; HK-137; Julian CM-48. 41 mm. Centennial of Valley Forge. SOLD.
Commemorating the departure of the Continental Army from Valley Forge under the command of General Washington, June 19,1778. Dies engraved by William Barber. This bronze example one of 400 struck by the U.S. Mint in June 1880. A single gold example and 20 silver examples known to have been produced. The 2nd pair of angled images offered to highlight the prooflike qualities of the surfaces.

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FSH: some cool exonumia;Mint medals, Washingtonia.

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