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1916 Lincoln Medal "Did not show the white feather!" Elder. King-847, DeLorey-55. Silver. NGC MS-63
This is a rare Lincoln medal by Thomas Elder, struck in 1916. "Showing the white feather" back then meant displaying cowardice. Apparently, British women would walk around the cafes in Lond… (View Post)5 -
Re: Saturday morning coffee with coins
Here is a token from the Post Exchange at Fort Mason. It is rather scarce: (View Post)12 -
Re: Saturday morning coffee with coins
Good morning, all. Here is a post-War token from a re-worked CWT die: Kleinsteuber's shop is credited with the invention of the first commercial typewriter in 1867. Happy Saturday, all! Stay caf… (View Post)12 -
For sale 1869 Yankee Robinson token (full brockage) PCGS AU58 **On hold**
1869 Yankee Robinson storecard struck in tin with full obverse brockage. PCGS AU58, $500 From the collection of Q. David Bowers, an amazing piece which displays a mirror image of the reverse on the t… (View Post)3 -
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