Do You Have Any Ron Landis Gallery Mint Items?

@ZoidMeister said:

@Eldorado9 said:
Not all Landis, a few Carr's and US Mint, but it's a nice little assemblage.

Ha! Thought you might like that!

Landis Studios - new product of the week!

Boy Ron and Tim are sure getting creative! My wallet cannot keep up with these guys . . . . .

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Landis Studios - a new product each week for the last three weeks . . . . !

So, I should have posted these when I saw them, but Ron and Tim have been VERY VERY busy lately.

They seem to be introducing a new design each week.

Here is a link to their site.

https://www.landisstudios.net/art-medals

And here are the new products.
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@ZoidMeister said:
You've gotta watch the videos with these, especially the one on the Stackable Silver Skulls . . . . .

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They are a very unique idea for stackers.

This one just arrived today
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2021 Ron Landis 3 ounces Steampunk Angler with Gear head reverse.
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I just had to double post this one . . . . . .

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@ZoidMeister said:

Okay, which one of you'ze guys bought THIS one . . . . . . .

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Dang, that went fast! I didn't. My favorite is the locomotive, and holy cow is it priced accordingly. Someone's going to love having this in their collection, but it won't be me.

Just received some "exo"-exonumia from Ron . . . . . .

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@Bullsitter said:
Got this one last week.

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That is just amazing! Where did you get that?

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@Eldorado9 said:

@Bullsitter said:
Got this one last week.

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That is just amazing! Where did you get that?

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Thanks, got it from Limited Mintage/Intaglio Mint.

Just found out I posted in the wrong thread, sorry about that....

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Hell, derails are classic around here.

I just got these from the same source . . . . .

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But getting this thread back on track . . . . . . .

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I also received these last week. I'mma writing up a thread on the "backstory" . . . .

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@Eldorado9 said:
@ZoidMeister Thanks for the info, and I like all of those. The Gobrecht Dollar is really super! I jumped on their website, looks like you got the last one!!!!! Out of stock.....I would have likely ordered one on the spot!

Eldorado,

They have a box that says "Notify me when back in stock."

Give them your email. They tend to run strikings of 20 pieces or so at a time, maintaining the "Limited Mintage" aspect of the piece.

You have to act quick when you get the email, because 30 other people also got that email. They can keep demand high with this technique.

Sometimes it's a couple days, sometimes a couple weeks, but you'll get notified. Once you get the email, your name drops off the list and you have to re-sign up if you want another.

They have very few really "limited" to a certain number of total strike pieces. But their engraving and minting is spectacular. The "antiqued" versions used to be only a $5 uptick in price. Now they are $10. Not sure if I would bite if the uptick gets much higher.

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Picked this up awhile ago. Token and post card never out of sleeve since combined..Interesting

@coinsarefun said:
Ron Landis had a nice write up appeared this morning in Coin Week. Under Market Analysis. ‘Mint scene on American Eagle bullion coin. ‘If I knew it was being auctioned the pricerealized would have been more. Much more.

I was the underbidder on that piece. I wanted to go higher but there were other things I was bidding on in that auction as well.

It's a wonderful piece and well worth the price!

I've had a set of the FSNC nickels for years. Decided to try the Landis pieces.
Got them back from Anacs a few weeks ago and off to Todd they went for imaging.

@LindyS said:
I commissioned that piece, actually designed as a chain edge struck pair. I supplied the 1960 impaired proof half for donor with instructions on what I desired. Back in that day these were called "SPECIAL ORDERS" I have seen that one trade 3 times over the last 25+ years. Someone early on kept its mate.

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@Zoins said:
Here's one of my favorite Ron Landis / Joe Rust Gallery Mint pieces I was just revisiting recently.

Of course, I have a lot of favorites

Wow, that's great information! It's amazing to connect this back to you! That's a lot of time and history!

It makes sense that there's another piece to go with this given how its struck. Hopefully the companion will show up some time!

Regrets for the duplicate post above. I'm getting older and sometimes forgetful. I did however, want to highlight the original sales information with that piece.

Here is one I'm sure I haven't posted here before.

Ron created a little token for his 30th high school reunion. I just had to partake.

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@LindyS said:
I commissioned that piece, actually designed as a chain edge struck pair. I supplied the 1961 impaired proof half for donor with instructions on what I desired. Back in that day these were called "SPECIAL ORDERS" I have seen that one trade 3 times over the last 25+ years. Someone early on kept its mate. Look at bust of dated cent, I had them rotate 2nd strike, that why there's a profile lurking next to 1793

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@Zoins said:
Here's one of my favorite Ron Landis / Joe Rust Gallery Mint pieces I was just revisiting recently.

Of course, I have a lot of favorites

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I snuck this one into a different GMM thread, but thought it might have a different audience here. Perhaps @LindyS might know of the origins of this one?

I also thought it might be nice to resurrect this thread as well.

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I ran across this interesting ANA token by Ron Landis / GMM the other day.

Actually, it's a pair of tokens. Two planchets were struck with a 1977-D Lincoln Cent sandwiched in between.

I just thought it was cool and would fit in well with my oddball collection.

No, it didn't come with the Lincoln Cent unfortunately . . . .

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An oldie but a goodie . . .

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My earlier post bumped up for Zoid. These are gold plated silver strikes. Notice how super shiny they are ?

@LindyS said:

@LindyS said:
This pair of Brashers are struck on silver before gold plate was applied.

@LindyS said:

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And we have a WINNER!

Ron did make a VERY LIMITED number of these in .999 silver then gold plated them for a few special customers. That is the information I received from my source for these. They were not heavily publicized as to not impact the demand for the real deals.

Zoid cain't afford the real deal but the limited quantities of these offsets the intrinsic value to me. These fit well into the "Zoid Hoard". I'm not sure how many sets he produced, but what I am thinking is that they number a dozen or fewer. Their weight gives them away. The Full Brasher weighs only 15.8g and the Half Brasher comes in at 7.8g.

Now I can go and post these into the "$50 or less . . . ." thread, at least I can post the smaller one . . . . . . .

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@LindyS said:
This pair of Brashers are struck on silver before gold plate was to be applied.

Mike Bozynski had a number of these that weren't plated. I purchased an unplated silver half doubloon but missed the full one!

@coinsarefun
Nice pictures of the 1804 set do you have a dedicated camera setup for coins? I recently pickup up the proof set with box as well and really like it 👍 (was actually staring at it last night)

Uncirculated version 1804 Double Dated Double Strike