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Anyone know who struck the pewter Pine Tree Shillings at ANA Boston this year?
edix2001
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I saw an image of one of these show tokens that were hand hammered on-site in Cliff Mishler's travelogue column in Numismatic News. It's got the traditional image of a Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling on one side and "ANA 2010 Boston" on the other.
I'd primarily want to know who the on-site minter of these is, and secondarily wish to obtain one.
Thanx!
I'd primarily want to know who the on-site minter of these is, and secondarily wish to obtain one.
Thanx!
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Jim
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The issue I saw yesterday was at the public library.
Were you able to find out who the minter and / or engraver was?
<< <i>That issue of Numismatic News never got delivered to me, but I did find the following images in the new Numismatist:
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That looks like the guy that staffed the BEP booth?
<< <i>Were you able to find out who the minter and / or engraver was? >>
No, not at all.
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