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Re: I recently completed making my first cast medal.
As far as “get it”, your sentiments about your craft are clearly mirrored in your posts. One cannot miss it. To some extent, I agree with your Dad. Medals, like coins, last “forever” and are an intri… (View Post)1 -
Re: I recently completed making my first cast medal.
Your career has afforded you an incredible gift. You spend hours creating your art while interacting with individuals who have made a personal lifetime commitment to display your creation. How fortun… (View Post)1 -
Re: *Answered. Rather quickly LOL 1951 Franklin half/SEGS- Crossover perhaps?
@CRH4LIFE Cannot suggest a grade from the images but that “dot” to the left of Franklin’s eye is the definitive “tell” for a 1951-P RDV-001b over RDV-001a CONECA DDR-008 Franklin. Look at the hanging… (View Post)1 -
Re: Franklin FBL question
As some may be aware, Franklins are a passion, with our without FBL. Aside from varieties submitting coins to TPGS’s is a major hit to my limited budget and cuts into my acquisition funds. Sending a … (View Post)1 -
Re: Question - Does anyone crack out some of their coins just to store or touch them?
I buy and crack out common, nominally valuable, and duplicate coins to put in or complete albums. I prefer seeing, examining, studying and imaging raw coins in my collection. Obviously, I am not a re… (View Post)4