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The "C" is for Chormann. This obverse was evidently muled with reverse dies that lacked his identification. Ernest G. Chormann was an engraver and diesinker in Philadelphia. He made custom … (View Post)

Tend to prefer the 1919-S. The provenance means nothing. (View Post)

Do members have any pewter or lead pieces similar to these by Ernest Chormann sitting around? If so, I'd like to examine them. Thanks! [Photos courtesy Stacks-Bowers Auctions, J.J. Ford-XXIII, l… (View Post)

Producers and sellers have been obtaining goods and materials from the most economical source since people began trading economies. The only substantive difference now is that the supply chains are l… (View Post)

Mint director Robert Woolley had recommended Fredrich Johann Hugo von Engelken to secretary McAdoo for President of the Federal Land Bank in March and April 1916, but McAdoo wanted someone else. With… (View Post)