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That is the dilemma now @Mr Lindy
I have 3 DE's by Dan (1848CAL, 1908-O and the Winged Saint) and at this point I have to believe they would be melted if sold. I always wanted your kind of Saint but now it becomes very costly. Same with mine. I know a guy that sold one for $2700 and was happy at that time. Now it doubled in a year.
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CBH Set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/everyman-collections/everyman-half-dollars/everyman-capped-bust-half-dollars-1807-1839/album/3455724 -
I hate to think these pieces would ever be melted but here we are. I have one of Dan's Stellas and a $5 Indian but none of the DEs. As if the current spot price weren't bad enough, my annual insurance payments are due next week and tax time is coming up. It's a tight time.
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I don't like the idea of these being melted, or of any US or foreign coinage being melted, but it is what it is. The pieces that I have will stay with me until they don't and I am hoping that means they stay with me for quite a while. Really, though, once you sell a coin or token or whatever then it is gone and you have to accept that.
@Alpha2814 I would suspect you would get multiple folks interested in your pieces if you decide to sell. I know I would happily buy a DC Stella if offered one, but I have not gone out of my way to look for them.
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September 22 compared to today…………. What’s the historic gold/silver ratio ⁉️


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2015-D $5,000: Paid $4,500 for 2 1/2 ounces of gold; POG was between $1,050 and $1,200 that year. I remember a cheeky comment about posting this here in a 'buying gold at melt or less' thread.



Now valued around $13K+. Who woulda thought(?)fka renman95, Sep 2005, 7,000 posts
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An “1874” Shield Two Cents is listed on the Production Blog
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@Bullsitter said:

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I tried to get one through the club's website, but failed. I'd love to own one of these. Love me some octagons!
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.Steve Palladino
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@SPalladino said:
@Bullsitter said:

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I tried to get one through the club's website, but failed. I'd love to own one of these. Love me some octagons!
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.I received a message that they are now in production. I'm glad I ordered them.
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I did not get on the 4 piece set this year. But, I supposedly got the last copper Octagonal of 2026.
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@Bullsitter said:

@dcarr
I'm confused according to MCCC there is supposed to be a 2 troy oz. silver piedfort token, but it's not listed in the production schedule.For the club's silver jubilee, the club will have four 41mm octagonal medals minted. They are:
a copper medal,
a one troy ounce .999 silver medal,
a copper piedfort, and
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@Twobitcollector said:
@Bullsitter said:

@dcarr
I'm confused according to MCCC there is supposed to be a 2 troy oz. silver piedfort token, but it's not listed in the production schedule.For the club's silver jubilee, the club will have four 41mm octagonal medals minted. They are:
a copper medal,
a one troy ounce .999 silver medal,
a copper piedfort, and
a two troy ounce .999 silver piedfort.I think the thick silver #4(last line), will be the 2 ounce‼️👍🎯
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I was thankful to see gold drop as much as it did today. The DC Double Eagles were starting to get worried. They feel safe again.
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I’m a member of MCCC and have a few of the Piedfort (double thickness) copper coins coming. Dan minted a copy of the incuse Indian head quarter/half eagle last year in copper that was spectacular. I suspect this years version of the draped bust/heraldic eagle reverse dollar will be outstanding in copper as well. These will be big girls at 41mm and two oz of octagonal copper. I’m excited to fondle it.
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They are nice

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Won this last night on GC.
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Not making light of the problem here, but I think it IS kind of weirdly appropriate that a medal commemorating the pandemic looks like it is diseased.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
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I received a notice that this shipped
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I also was a bidder on most of Carr's items and funny enough ended up winning one that I also JUST purchased (not yet received) from @ZoidMeister


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@Bullsitter said:
Won this last night on GC.
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Nice! I was the underbidder on the 1715 and thought I was strong on the Spice Islands....but apparently not nearly enough!
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Another 1906 D up this Sunday. Watch the game and bid often.
Completed All CAC approved Classic Head $5 set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/album/344241
CBH Set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/everyman-collections/everyman-half-dollars/everyman-capped-bust-half-dollars-1807-1839/album/3455722 -
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It means Dan's website is down, or at least inaccessible.
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Same here - I've tried with Chrome and with Firefox.
The production blog will open, but not the online store site for both Dan's or his daughter's stores.Steve Palladino
- Ike Group member
- DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor2 -
I receive a message that the website is not private because the certificate expired a day ago. This can be caused by one of a few things, but usually is from a harmless lapse.
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@TomB said:
I receive a message that the website is not private because the certificate expired a day ago. This can be caused by one of a few things, but usually is from a harmless lapse.I seem to remember this happening to his website a year or two ago, and it was just that, he explained, I think on this thread, that the certificate had lapsed.
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Has anyone told Dan⁉️
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OK, I Just looked & Dan has not been active on this site since January 30th.
A whole week away !Inspiring !
I hope he and his family are having a well-deserved vacation !
Lindy
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Has anyone told Dan⁉️2 -
Thanks Mr Lindy,
I’m glad for him and his family ‼️‼️👍👍🎯2 -
Up and runnin'..............
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I am sure others have already gotten them but my 1905-CC came today and it is just outstanding. Great work @dcarr
Completed All CAC approved Classic Head $5 set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/album/344241
CBH Set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/everyman-collections/everyman-half-dollars/everyman-capped-bust-half-dollars-1807-1839/album/3455722 -
@ZoidMeister said:
Picked up a couple of "obligatory" pieces over the past week.I didn't have anything to represent this area of DC's creations, so I went with a couple of what I consider "half breeds," but the quality and detail of the design and engraving still shines through . . . . . .
They were inexpensive enough.
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1622 Atocha Cob - mintage ~6,650


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Older post but a question. @ZoidMeister Where did you find the mintage figure of 6650 for this one?
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@Hallco said:
Older post but a question. @ZoidMeister Where did you find the mintage figure of 6650 for this one?
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I'm not ZoidMeister, but Dan's complete production blog with mintage figures can be found here: http://www.moonlightmint.com/coin_catalog.htmAnd the item to which you refer is under the Treasure Cobs tab, http://www.moonlightmint.com/dc-coin_cobs_list.htm
(scroll to 1622 Atocha Cobs struck in 2015)Steve Palladino
- Ike Group member
- DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor3 -
@SPalladino said:
@Hallco said:
Older post but a question. @ZoidMeister Where did you find the mintage figure of 6650 for this one?
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I'm not ZoidMeister, but Dan's complete production blog with mintage figures can be found here: http://www.moonlightmint.com/coin_catalog.htmAnd the item to which you refer is under the Treasure Cobs tab, http://www.moonlightmint.com/dc-coin_cobs_list.htm
(scroll to 1622 Atocha Cobs struck in 2015)Thank you. I'm familiar with the site, but the number Z referenced(6650) is not listed. Is it somehow included in the 12,500? Only asking because I don't see where it may have been seen.
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@Hallco said:
@SPalladino said:
@Hallco said:
Older post but a question. @ZoidMeister Where did you find the mintage figure of 6650 for this one?
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I'm not ZoidMeister, but Dan's complete production blog with mintage figures can be found here: http://www.moonlightmint.com/coin_catalog.htmAnd the item to which you refer is under the Treasure Cobs tab, http://www.moonlightmint.com/dc-coin_cobs_list.htm
(scroll to 1622 Atocha Cobs struck in 2015)Thank you. I'm familiar with the site, but the number Z referenced(6650) is not listed. Is it somehow included in the 12,500? Only asking because I don't see where it may have been seen.
Yes, I'm seeing (~12,500) + 9 for the "B" die pairing.
With these notes:
1) The larger quantity listed was antiqued outside of Moonlight Mint using a blackening & wire-brushing technique.
These have a different appearance, were marketed by a promotor, and do not include Moonlight Mint certificates.
The smaller quantity listed was antiqued at Moonlight Mint using a patina & hand-burnishing process.
This type includes Moonlight Mint certificates and is sold exclusively by Moonlight Mint & www.DC_Coin.com.
2) An additional quantity was struck independently by Dave Emslie using the same dies.
Those additional pieces exhibit die sanding and shallower details below the ship.It could be the ZoidMeister's piece is among the "smaller quantity listed was antiqued at Moonlight Mint using a patina & hand-burnishing process. This type includes Moonlight Mint certificates" ... I don't know. If it were me, I'd rather have one of the pieces that came with the Moonlight Mint CoA. Perhaps @ZoidMeister can elaborate.
Steve Palladino
- Ike Group member
- DIVa (Designated Ike Varieties) Project co-lead and attributor2 -
@Nickpatton said:
@Twobitcollector said:
@Bullsitter said:

@dcarr
I'm confused according to MCCC there is supposed to be a 2 troy oz. silver piedfort token, but it's not listed in the production schedule.For the club's silver jubilee, the club will have four 41mm octagonal medals minted. They are:
a copper medal,
a one troy ounce .999 silver medal,
a copper piedfort, and
a two troy ounce .999 silver piedfort.I think the thick silver #4(last line), will be the 2 ounce‼️👍🎯
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Yes, there was a typographical error.
Footnote 4 should indicate the edge mark is "2 TROY OZ" (now corrected, thanks for pointing that out).The dies are ready and all the planchets are ready, so all I need to do now is strike them and edge-mark them.
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@SPalladino said:
@Hallco said:
@SPalladino said:
@Hallco said:
Older post but a question. @ZoidMeister Where did you find the mintage figure of 6650 for this one?
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I'm not ZoidMeister, but Dan's complete production blog with mintage figures can be found here: http://www.moonlightmint.com/coin_catalog.htmAnd the item to which you refer is under the Treasure Cobs tab, http://www.moonlightmint.com/dc-coin_cobs_list.htm
(scroll to 1622 Atocha Cobs struck in 2015)Thank you. I'm familiar with the site, but the number Z referenced(6650) is not listed. Is it somehow included in the 12,500? Only asking because I don't see where it may have been seen.
Yes, I'm seeing (~12,500) + 9 for the "B" die pairing.
With these notes:
1) The larger quantity listed was antiqued outside of Moonlight Mint using a blackening & wire-brushing technique.
These have a different appearance, were marketed by a promotor, and do not include Moonlight Mint certificates.
The smaller quantity listed was antiqued at Moonlight Mint using a patina & hand-burnishing process.
This type includes Moonlight Mint certificates and is sold exclusively by Moonlight Mint & www.DC_Coin.com.
2) An additional quantity was struck independently by Dave Emslie using the same dies.
Those additional pieces exhibit die sanding and shallower details below the ship.It could be the ZoidMeister's piece is among the "smaller quantity listed was antiqued at Moonlight Mint using a patina & hand-burnishing process. This type includes Moonlight Mint certificates" ... I don't know. If it were me, I'd rather have one of the pieces that came with the Moonlight Mint CoA. Perhaps @ZoidMeister can elaborate.
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The cob shown does not appear to be one that I antiqued. It looks like the other type that has patina and wire-brushing (done outside Moonlight Mint). At one time, it probably had a mintage of 6,650 listed. But more were made and the figure now stands at "~12,500". No more of that type are planned.
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@smuglr said:
@TomB said:
I receive a message that the website is not private because the certificate expired a day ago. This can be caused by one of a few things, but usually is from a harmless lapse.I seem to remember this happening to his website a year or two ago, and it was just that, he explained, I think on this thread, that the certificate had lapsed.
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I was on a road trip (not coin related) for the past week. While I was gone, the SSL certificate with Network Solutions expired. But I had it on "auto-renew" in my account. I came back from my trip to find that the store was inaccessible and I had a couple dozen email inquiries about it to respond to. And I also have to write this explanation here.
I contacted Network Solutions via their on-line support "chat". The person at the other end looked into it and fixed it in a couple minutes. I then demanded a refund or some sort of credit or compensation for the week that my store was down, due to THEIR error. I vehemently complained and the best they would do is offer a $230 discount if I renewed the eCommerce service. I could probably have obtained that discount anyway. But here is the catch: I would have to renew now and pay six months in advance since it is not up for renewal until October. It was all rather pathetic.
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Thank you for the clarification Mr Carr! We appreciate your many contributions to our passionate hobby! ❤️
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The first shield 2 cent is posted, not mine.
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Here is the 1905-CC


Completed All CAC approved Classic Head $5 set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/album/344241
CBH Set https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/everyman-collections/everyman-half-dollars/everyman-capped-bust-half-dollars-1807-1839/album/3455724 -
Tried to use Dan’s link for his daughter’s website and it doesn’t work anymore ‼️😱
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@HalfDime said:
The first shield 2 cent is posted, not mine.
That is a nice looking cent! I'll patiently wait for it to go up on Dan's site.
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Here are two trade dollar coins together, one is a pattern.
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They will be listed in the store within the next couple days.
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