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1938 nickel pattern???
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closing on ebay in like 20 mins...never seen anything like it...struck in alumimun
1938 nickel on ebay
1938 nickel on ebay
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Ron
But I could be wrong. It doesn't resemble any of the patterns I have ever seen for
the Jefferson Nickel.
Ron
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some london guy bought this plaster of a submitted design by a dutch artist who lost to felix
the guy in london had dies made from the plasters he bought from stacks auction
i guess he struck shy of 2,000 pieces
not so sure as common as hens teeth but the history behind these are neat
<< <i>No this was not a fantasy piece. >>
from what i read on them...they fit that mold fine
the piece never was minted by the us nor were dies ever made/cut from the plaster molds
someone had a fantasy to make dies from the plaster and mint them
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<< <i>so i guess this was "per se" a fantasy piece
some london guy bought this plaster of a submitted design by a dutch artist who lost to felix
the guy in london had dies made from the plasters he bought from stacks auction
i guess he struck shy of 2,000 pieces
not so sure as common as hens teeth but the history behind these are neat >>
I remember seeing the plasters at the Stacks table at an ANA convention. The dies were made later, and they did not do a very good job of copying them. See that row of dots above the right side of the building? That is supposed to be the top of a tree.
I thought these were struck in silver, but I may be wrong.
<< <i>I thought these were struck in silver, but I may be wrong. >>
Yah, sterling, which is why it seems odd.
they'll go after any n all 33' saints or 64 peace
69 ddo lincolns even made such list at one time
but here
a foreigner in another country produces coins bearing us five cents
hmmm
btw..."I remember seeing the plasters at the Stacks table at an ANA convention"
thats kool
<< <i>There was one in the patterns section of the last Goldberg auction. Forgot what it went for. BNB also has one for sale on eBay, now doing business under qualityrarecoins:
Link to eBay >>
So did our buddy just "make up" that image of the piece selling in the August 2001 Auction?
The name is LEE!
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<< <i>There was one in the patterns section of the last Goldberg auction. Forgot what it went for. BNB also has one for sale on eBay, now doing business under qualityrarecoins:
Link to eBay >>
So did our buddy just "make up" that image of the piece selling in the August 2001 Auction? >>
Here's the Heritage Listing.
What's wrong here? $920 in 2001 and $57 this week?
The name is LEE!
Hacked listing?
A number of people have looked at them, but none have pulled the trigger. Interesting pieces, but obviously not everyones cup of tea.
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<< <i>I've had two of these in my showcase for the last three shows. Priced at $20 each.
A number of people have looked at them, but none have pulled the trigger. Interesting pieces, but obviously not everyones cup of tea. >>
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