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goose3
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since it seems as though I've exhausted the number of yoots to recruit for the CWTS......the President, Mark Glazer, Ok'd me to go ahead and give away a couple of adult memberships for one year.
Nothing to do but reply to the post. Please only do so if you are interested in tokens. I will let my boy pick 2 winners tonite sometime.
Here are some links for you to peruse. The first is the CWTS. Second is Coinguy89's site. Third is the Fly-In Club.....where there will probably be a forum or 2 on tokens in the very near future once we iron out the details.
The Civil War Token Society Website...
Civil War Tokens Forums created by our own Coinguy89
there will be some CWT forums on here as well in the VERY near future!
Nothing to do but reply to the post. Please only do so if you are interested in tokens. I will let my boy pick 2 winners tonite sometime.
Here are some links for you to peruse. The first is the CWTS. Second is Coinguy89's site. Third is the Fly-In Club.....where there will probably be a forum or 2 on tokens in the very near future once we iron out the details.
The Civil War Token Society Website...
Civil War Tokens Forums created by our own Coinguy89
there will be some CWT forums on here as well in the VERY near future!
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1864 Stonewall Jackson Civil War Commemorative
From an old Heritage discription,
9/95
1864 Stonewall Jackson Medal. White Metal. 50 mm. Extremely rare according to an illustrated article from The Numismatist (9/95), with the only other known specimen mentioned being in the ANA museum in Colorado Springs.
Designed and struck in France by artist and engraver Auguste Caque with no apparent likeness at hand of General Jackson. The portrait faces left on the obverse and is surrounded at the margins by Jackson's title, name, birth, and death dates (his birth date is incorrectly engraved as 1821 when it was actually 1824). The reverse lists the many battles in which the "Stonewall Brigade" was engaged against Union forces. Allegedly a hoard of these medals was recovered in 1894 from a warehouse in Savannah where they had been buried in the closing days of the Civil War. They were available through the mail for $1 apiece from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Confederate Veterans Association. Numerous small abrasions are scattered over each side and there are several darker areas of corrosion around the rim on the reverse. The Jackson medal is undoubtedly one of the most interesting numismatic creations that was produced as a result of the Civil War.
Toss my hat in the ring, please!
Thanks,
Larry
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Tokens are cool!
Count me in!
thanks
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will have my wife draw names in a few minutes.
she drew the following FOUR names!
Thanks to Mark Glazer for paying for these!!!!!!!!!
FATMAN
Dabigkahuna
MrSpud
ttown
You Four, PM me your names and mailing addresses.
It's the first time I have won a giveaway/drawing on the forum and it is one that will truely add to my interests. I am just about to begin dabbling in CWT's. I have always enjoyed the ones posted here and I recently purchased "Patriotic Civil War Tokens" by George and Melvin Fuld. I look forward to being a member of the Civil War Token Society. Thanks again.
Outstanding giveaway!
Thanks again to Goose3 and to Mark.
Larry
Dabigkahuna