@SPalladino said:
USPS informed delivery: package from Loveland, CO might arrive tomorrow.
Anybody received any of Dan’s new stuff 👀⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
Thanks
Nick
About the time I get around asking this question is generally when it arrives. I'm guessing within the week as I was thinking I would ask around Monday of next week.
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Very nice! I picked up a few overstruck on Bicentennial Ikes, all still at ANACS grading. I don't think the one struck on gold has been on the market (4 were made) nor will make an appearance soon. Never know though, right?
I think the four are available for $5,000 a pop. On Shevlin's site:
For Sale: 2023 Gold Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · GEM BU
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3338
Metal Gold
Struck in Gold and edge marked “50 GRAMS 999+ GOLD” (1.6 ounces of Gold), struck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
Very nice! I picked up a few overstruck on Bicentennial Ikes, all still at ANACS grading. I don't think the one struck on gold has been on the market (4 were made) nor will make an appearance soon. Never know though, right?
Very nice! I picked up a few overstruck on Bicentennial Ikes, all still at ANACS grading. I don't think the one struck on gold has been on the market (4 were made) nor will make an appearance soon. Never know though, right?
For Sale: 2023 Gold Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · GEM BU
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3338
Metal Gold
Struck in Gold and edge marked “50 GRAMS 999+ GOLD” (1.6 ounces of Gold), struck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
and:
For Sale: 2023 Gold Overstruck on a U.S. 1876 Double Eagle Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · GEM BU
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3340
Metal Gold
Overstruck on a United States 1876 Gold Double Eagle $20 gold piece, overstruck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
and:
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3339
Metal Gold
Overstruck on a United States 1861 Gold Double Eagle $20 gold piece, overstruck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
@7Jaguars said:
Wow, overstruck on the Confederate overstrike! Not a lot of them to start with. So I wonder how many of those Confederate overstrikes are left.
Doesn’t appear to be a confederate 1861‼️‼️‼️
Just a 1861 double eagle ‼️
Here’s my Confederate $20 (brass), that I’d never been able to get without your help….. thanks my friend ‼️‼️👍🎯👍👍
A little top tarnish, but really nice piece ‼️👍
Looks like $300 is the going price on these,( the last two on eBay auctioned off for a little north of $300),thanks for helping me find one my friend ‼️‼️🎯👍👍👍👍
Well had to change my post………… I tought you were Bullsittin’, but you weren’t ‼️‼️🎯👍👍👍
Good eye Bullsitter ‼️‼️👍👍👍🎯👀‼️‼️‼️
Found them too listed with the1931s….. not on Dans “ website for sale yet‼️‼️‼️😱😱😱😱
Very curious. When Dan makes items for third party vendors, he usually makes note of that in his production notes. I don't see that there. And I check the site every week or so for new items, and have not seen them for sale on the site. Curious.
Steve Palladino - Ike Group member - DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
I will offer some "1943-S" Peace in a week or so, once I get caught up with production and shipping of existing orders.
I am behind on doing that, due to a recent equipment failure with my sandblast cabinet. Rather then doing normal production, I had to fix the equipment, and then spend several days cleaning the fine sandy dust off of EVERY thing in the entire workshop. But now I have a clean workshop, just in time for the ANA Summer Seminar field trip to my mint next week.
So that is good.
PS:
I am not planning a "1943 [P]" or "1943-D" version, only the "1943-S".
I always wonder why they come back lower than a MS70…………. Why don’t they tell us why it didn’t make that grade……….. I’ve seen a bunch of MS69’s that I didn’t understand why they didn’t make a MS70…… I couldn’t tell why‼️‼️😱😱………. Bet there’d be more MS70S if they he to tell why it was graded lower‼️👍
The Peace Dollars are some of Dan's best work. I owned a 1918 for awhile and gave it to my son. The 43-s is interesting. Not sure the significance of the date choice though. Looks like there are 14 different issues not counting finishes or Ike rev. I think I like the 1936 best.
@dcarr said:
I will offer some "1943-S" Peace in a week or so, once I get caught up with production and shipping of existing orders.
I am behind on doing that, due to a recent equipment failure with my sandblast cabinet. Rather then doing normal production, I had to fix the equipment, and then spend several days cleaning the fine sandy dust off of EVERY thing in the entire workshop. But now I have a clean workshop, just in time for the ANA Summer Seminar field trip to my mint next week.
So that is good.
PS:
I am not planning a "1943 [P]" or "1943-D" version, only the "1943-S".
Can I add on to my existing order that you are currently catching up on?
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@Manifest_Destiny said:
The Peace Dollars are some of Dan's best work. I owned a 1918 for awhile and gave it to my son. The 43-s is interesting. Not sure the significance of the date choice though. Looks like there are 14 different issues not counting finishes or Ike rev. I think I like the 1936 best.
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I like the '36 Proof also, putting it at the end of a '36 Proof Set would be awesome.....
It was a partially-commissioned project and the commissioning party wanted "1943-S" because that had some significance for their family (I'm not sure what).
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Ouch! My condolences. I was disappointed with a 69 on a 2022-CC after two early-purchase 2022-CC went through at 70 Cameo. I count three 67s, three 68s, and four 69s in your submission of 2022-CC. I can understand an occasional 69, perhaps as dies wear, but I cannot imagine a 67 or 68. These are incredibly beautiful coins - among my favorite fantasy overstrikes.
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It was a partially-commissioned project and the commissioning party wanted "1943-S" because that had some significance for their family (I'm not sure what).
Count me in for one. I need to keep up with the Peace dollars set.
@dcarr said:
I will offer some "1943-S" Peace in a week or so, once I get caught up with production and shipping of existing orders.
I am behind on doing that, due to a recent equipment failure with my sandblast cabinet. Rather then doing normal production, I had to fix the equipment, and then spend several days cleaning the fine sandy dust off of EVERY thing in the entire workshop. But now I have a clean workshop, just in time for the ANA Summer Seminar field trip to my mint next week.
So that is good.
PS:
I am not planning a "1943 [P]" or "1943-D" version, only the "1943-S".
Can you elaborate on the reasoning for no P or D coins?
It seems like it could be nice to have a PDS set for "War Dollars".
@dcarr said:
I will offer some "1943-S" Peace in a week or so, once I get caught up with production and shipping of existing orders.
I am behind on doing that, due to a recent equipment failure with my sandblast cabinet. Rather then doing normal production, I had to fix the equipment, and then spend several days cleaning the fine sandy dust off of EVERY thing in the entire workshop. But now I have a clean workshop, just in time for the ANA Summer Seminar field trip to my mint next week.
So that is good.
PS:
I am not planning a "1943 [P]" or "1943-D" version, only the "1943-S".
Can you elaborate on the reasoning for no P or D coins?
It seems like it could be nice to have a PDS set for "War Dollars".
I think "1943" is a bit odd for a Peace Dollar. And I don't want to overdo it with too many different issues. So the "S" will be the only "1943".
I might do the other intervening missing years ("1929", "1930", "1932" "1933"). I f I do any of those, I would probably do only one mint mark for each.
@dcarr said:
I might do the other intervening missing years ("1929", "1930", "1932" "1933"). I f I do any of those, I would probably do only one mint mark for each.
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Yes, please!
Steve Palladino - Ike Group member - DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
@dcarr said:
I might do the other intervening missing years ("1929", "1930", "1932" "1933"). I f I do any of those, I would probably do only one mint mark for each.
@dcarr said:
I might do the other intervening missing years ("1929", "1930", "1932" "1933"). I f I do any of those, I would probably do only one mint mark for each.
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Yes, please!
I agree. Please and thank you!!
Yes please, but please wait until I can drum up sum money‼️‼️👀😱
Looks like I might have to come out of retirement and go to work …………. I think I just heard Maynard G Crebs say…..W-O-R-K‼️‼️‼️😱😱😱😱😱‼️
Loaded up recently. This is the best of the bunch I got though. It is the overstrike on the 1861 gold double eagle of Carr's Continental Dollar die set from the original Dickeson hub. So it is a unique piece. Grading at ANACS presently.
@alefzero said:
Loaded up recently. This is the best of the bunch I got though. It is the overstrike on the 1861 gold double eagle of Carr's Continental Dollar die set from the original Dickeson hub. So it is a unique piece. Grading at ANACS presently.
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Look Twobitcollector,
Here’s it’s “tria-mese twin‼️👀👍🎯‼️
…. One of only 4 struck in brass ‼️‼️👍Battle Creek reverse‼️
About the time I get around asking this question is generally when it arrives. I'm guessing within the week as I was thinking I would ask around Monday of next week.
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Very nice! I picked up a few overstruck on Bicentennial Ikes, all still at ANACS grading. I don't think the one struck on gold has been on the market (4 were made) nor will make an appearance soon. Never know though, right?
I think the four are available for $5,000 a pop. On Shevlin's site:
For Sale: 2023 Gold Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · GEM BU
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3338
Metal Gold
Struck in Gold and edge marked “50 GRAMS 999+ GOLD” (1.6 ounces of Gold), struck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
https://www.so-calleddollar.com/fixed-price-list/continental-dollar-restrikes/
https://www.so-calleddollar.com/fixed-price-list/continental-dollar-restrikes/
For Sale: 2023 Gold Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · GEM BU
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3338
Metal Gold
Struck in Gold and edge marked “50 GRAMS 999+ GOLD” (1.6 ounces of Gold), struck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
and:
For Sale: 2023 Gold Overstruck on a U.S. 1876 Double Eagle Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · GEM BU
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3340
Metal Gold
Overstruck on a United States 1876 Gold Double Eagle $20 gold piece, overstruck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
and:
Reference
Date 2023
Grade GEM BU
Price $5,000.00
Item # 3339
Metal Gold
Overstruck on a United States 1861 Gold Double Eagle $20 gold piece, overstruck by Daniel Carr.
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs created from Dickeson’s original dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were reused to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
Wow, overstruck on the Confederate overstrike! Not a lot of them to start with. So I wonder how many of those Confederate overstrikes are left.
Well, just Love coins, period.
Doesn’t appear to be a confederate 1861‼️‼️‼️
Just a 1861 double eagle ‼️
Happy that my Pop 9 versions of the 2022 Morgan's came back MS70's (unpolished dies). Unfortunately I was late and didn't get the CC coin.
Wish the higher pop ones had done better.
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I checked the website yesterday to see if the gold 1/4th Oz that I ordered the first day had shipped, but it still said ‘payment received’
Will update when in hand… but hey Nick speaking of confederate Double eagles…
Did you get a new (to you) piece lately?
We love pictures…
It's all about what the people want...
My order arrived June 3.
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(photos in flips, sorry)
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Yay‼️‼️‼️Nice ‼️👍Good news….. mine’s coming soon‼️
Thanks
Steve
Here’s my Confederate $20 (brass), that I’d never been able to get without your help….. thanks my friend ‼️‼️👍🎯👍👍
A little top tarnish, but really nice piece ‼️👍
Looks like $300 is the going price on these,( the last two on eBay auctioned off for a little north of $300),thanks for helping me find one my friend ‼️‼️🎯👍👍👍👍
Right you are Nick.....
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Nice score Nick !!
@pcgscacgold , wow I didn’t realize those unpolished Morgan’s existed ! Nice 70s, the O mint looks like a satin Dream.
I like this years Octagon design….
Ironically, here is a pic of a special piece that I got from great collections last year.
Looking forward to this years gold !!
It's all about what the people want...
That is a great looking gold piece @LukeMarshall Congrats.
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Nice @Bullsitter I didn't even know there was a 1943S. Cool.
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I hadn't checked the print catalog lately. Now I see 150 of the 1943-S Peace Dollars were struck in May 2023. I must have missed that offering.
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Have these been listed for sale yet?
Where did you get this?? Must find me one!
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Not mine, I just found it while looking around on Dans's site.
Well had to change my post………… I tought you were Bullsittin’, but you weren’t ‼️‼️🎯👍👍👍
Good eye Bullsitter ‼️‼️👍👍👍🎯👀‼️‼️‼️
Found them too listed with the1931s….. not on Dans “ website for sale yet‼️‼️‼️😱😱😱😱
Wonder what the story is with these? Guess I’ll have to watch dans site nonstop for awhile.
Very curious. When Dan makes items for third party vendors, he usually makes note of that in his production notes. I don't see that there. And I check the site every week or so for new items, and have not seen them for sale on the site. Curious.
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I don't get the 1943 date, 80th anniversary of ?
fka renman95, Sep 2005, 7,000 posts
I would love a P, D, and S mint set of 1943 Peace Dollars. Using 1923 coins. DC's Peace Dollars are incredible.
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I will offer some "1943-S" Peace in a week or so, once I get caught up with production and shipping of existing orders.
I am behind on doing that, due to a recent equipment failure with my sandblast cabinet. Rather then doing normal production, I had to fix the equipment, and then spend several days cleaning the fine sandy dust off of EVERY thing in the entire workshop. But now I have a clean workshop, just in time for the ANA Summer Seminar field trip to my mint next week.
So that is good.
PS:
I am not planning a "1943 [P]" or "1943-D" version, only the "1943-S".
GRADES!
Ugh!
(4) MS67, all Morgans
(8) MS68, all Morgans
(13) MS69
(7) MS70, 1 Morgan, 6 Peace
-Morgan CC's hit hard
-Peace dollars faired much better.
WOOF!?!
fka renman95, Sep 2005, 7,000 posts
@D808LF WOOF? Well Off Older Folks?
You received a couple of Cameos!
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I always wonder why they come back lower than a MS70…………. Why don’t they tell us why it didn’t make that grade……….. I’ve seen a bunch of MS69’s that I didn’t understand why they didn’t make a MS70…… I couldn’t tell why‼️‼️😱😱………. Bet there’d be more MS70S if they he to tell why it was graded lower‼️👍
The Peace Dollars are some of Dan's best work. I owned a 1918 for awhile and gave it to my son. The 43-s is interesting. Not sure the significance of the date choice though. Looks like there are 14 different issues not counting finishes or Ike rev. I think I like the 1936 best.
Can I add on to my existing order that you are currently catching up on?
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I like the '36 Proof also, putting it at the end of a '36 Proof Set would be awesome.....
The 1936 is amazing. I am lucky to have received an MS70 DCAM and the reverse is outstanding.
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I was thinking 1946 would have made more sense.
I would have liked 1945 - end of WWII - Peace
Also would work nicely with my V75 ASE
It was a partially-commissioned project and the commissioning party wanted "1943-S" because that had some significance for their family (I'm not sure what).
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Ouch! My condolences. I was disappointed with a 69 on a 2022-CC after two early-purchase 2022-CC went through at 70 Cameo. I count three 67s, three 68s, and four 69s in your submission of 2022-CC. I can understand an occasional 69, perhaps as dies wear, but I cannot imagine a 67 or 68. These are incredibly beautiful coins - among my favorite fantasy overstrikes.
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E> @dcarr said:
Count me in for one. I need to keep up with the Peace dollars set.
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Can you elaborate on the reasoning for no P or D coins?
It seems like it could be nice to have a PDS set for "War Dollars".
I think "1943" is a bit odd for a Peace Dollar. And I don't want to overdo it with too many different issues. So the "S" will be the only "1943".
I might do the other intervening missing years ("1929", "1930", "1932" "1933"). I f I do any of those, I would probably do only one mint mark for each.
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Yes, please!
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- DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor
I agree. Please and thank you!!
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CBH Set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/everyman-collections/everyman-half-dollars/everyman-capped-bust-half-dollars-1807-1839/album/345572
Yes please, but please wait until I can drum up sum money‼️‼️👀😱
Looks like I might have to come out of retirement and go to work …………. I think I just heard Maynard G Crebs say…..W-O-R-K‼️‼️‼️😱😱😱😱😱‼️
A "heads up" would be nice to see on the forum when these items are active.
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Hooked up with a couple Numismigos at a tiny local coin show today. Always fun finding Carr goodies locally.
Thought I'd be back home by noon to fire up the hardwood charcoal. Made it with 2 minutes to spare.
I wandered into License plate collecting 4 years ago.
For some reason I think these two are related to my Carr coinage art archive.
CO skier plates are easily North $100. Having a '1' on it, to the moon.
fka renman95, Sep 2005, 7,000 posts
Loaded up recently. This is the best of the bunch I got though. It is the overstrike on the 1861 gold double eagle of Carr's Continental Dollar die set from the original Dickeson hub. So it is a unique piece. Grading at ANACS presently.
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That’s a fantastic piece! Congratulations!!
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CoinsAreFun Toned Silver Eagle Proof Album
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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