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Re: New Purchase-Exonumia-medal with a shaft and “claws” attached-vintage coin doctor dipping tool?
The story continues The medal sat in a velvet-lined box that had not been opened since 1938. Its silver surface still carried the faint scent of old paper and linseed oil. On one side a three-masted … (View Post)2 -
Re: New Purchase-Exonumia-medal with a shaft and “claws” attached-vintage coin doctor dipping tool?
So, with those new leads I’m hot on the trail….. from https://the-numismatist.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=804720&article_id=4642658&view=articleBrowser (To be continued……) (View Post)1 -
Re: New Purchase-Exonumia-medal with a shaft and “claws” attached-vintage coin doctor dipping tool?
I also found this doing similar but identical AI detective question This is a 1938 Swedish commemorative medal (not a circulating coin) honoring the 300th anniversary of the founding of New Sweden. T… (View Post)2 -
Re: New Purchase-Exonumia-medal with a shaft and “claws” attached-vintage coin doctor dipping tool?
Well, since the responses are dwindling, I just now tried to at least identify the design of the token looking thing on the top of the “alleged” sugar cube pickerupper Here are the closest publicly a… (View Post)1 -
Re: Privy Overload?
This summarizes my take on recent privy “feeding frenzy’s “ by collectors/flippers (see below) (View Post)3
