What happened to the So-Called dollar threads?

tydye

About a year ago I remember lots of threads on the topic - lately nada. Can I see some pics?

FilthyBroke

I'd love to see more interest in this area around here.

Here are mine-

DorkGirl

jmj3esq

diamondman

HK-58

SCDHunter

HK-402 for your viewing pleasure:

diamondman

HK-17

coindeuce

Mike,
thanks for entering me in your generous giveaway of the 2nd one from top on the left side of your display
Here is one that is just as significant today as it was 150 years ago

MrSpud

diamondman

Maybe someone can help with this so called dollar? Have a 58mm HK-157 or HK-156, in the book it calls for 36mm & 40mm. Did they make larger versions of these and are just not listed? Also on the edge of the coin it is stamped Boldenweck & Co. PAT OCT 7, 1890.

jmcu12

my avatar. as historical and still relevant as ever! hk-296

coindeuce

<< <i>Maybe someone can help with this so called dollar? Have a 58mm HK-157 or HK-156, in the book it calls for 36mm & 40mm. Did they make larger versions of these and are just not listed? >>



I believe that the above medal would only be listed in Eglit. Hibler & Kappen made very few exceptions for medals over 45mm diameter, such as the Bryan Comparative and Pedley-Ryan issues.

coinsarefun

I would like to see more and if anyone would like to do a small
write up on SCD on my website it would be great.

Just a basic intro to SCD's would be nice and I will also be linking it to here
and any other sites that people can recommend.



Stefanie

JRocco

What happened???

I think the flippers are done flippin and the collectors are collecting.

It is good to see the collectors showing off the pieces they collect and enjoy as
opposed to the flippers showing off the pieces they are trying to flip to the collectors.