So Called Dollars: 1876 US Centennial Exposition

Barndog · January 25, 2009 3:53AM

I'm short the HK-22a (White Metal), but do have these to show:
HK-20 in silver, HK-21 in bronze, and HK-22 in gilt. I'll find an
HK-22a one of these days if I'm lucky and make this subset "complete"

jesbroken · January 25, 2009 4:47AM

Good luck, there is only 3 known to exist. I hope you are that lucky as you have a nice set-shame to not be able to complete it.
Jim

Barndog · January 25, 2009 4:49AM

<< <i>Good luck, there is only 3 known to exist. I hope you are that lucky as you have a nice set-shame to not be able to complete it.
Jim >>

I guess I should have put the

icon in there...like my pursuit of the gold example of the CM-11!

Unknown · January 25, 2009 4:50AM

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Barndog · January 25, 2009 4:54AM

<< <i>Nice! How rare are the ones that you presented here? >>

not rare at all, which makes them a neat set to put together for just about anyone. I think the gilt was the one that took me a little bit of work to find. I believe I have two more silver versions and one more bronze.

tmot99 · January 25, 2009 7:19AM

Here's my HK-20

BBQnBLUES · January 25, 2009 8:23AM

**IMPRESSIVE**

I too am getting interested in SCD's Like the idea of a set in different metal composition..

Just bought a PanPac NGC-63 HK-400 (bronze) from a forum member & hoping to buy a HK-401 (gilt) & HK-399 (silver) soon. then have it custom holdered.

Barndog · January 25, 2009 8:48AM

just took some quick shots of my slabbed HK-20 SCDs.

Both are AU-58 in NGC holders.

The reflection of my camera seen in some images is added
at no added cost to the viewer

DUIGUY · January 25, 2009 9:35PM

<< <i>a neat set to put together for just about anyone >>

So Called Dollars: 1876 US Centennial Exposition

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