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Most of the Ironclad was lost, but in 2002, approximately one fifth of the ship was recovered. I do not believe any coins or token could have been made from it. Here is some good info if you are inte… (View Post)

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This is slightly OT, but yesterday, I found the grave of an actual numismatic legend - Victor David Brenner. I didn't post it because I thought it might be too macabre, but this is the perfect p… (View Post)

I would get the 1914-D. The half grade ( + ) doesn't really sway me enough to pass up a rarer coin (by a factor of 4), however, eye appeal and strike quality are also major factors for me in con… (View Post)

The 1912 wins visually for sure. It's got a better strike, better color, and as @P0CKETCHANGE pointed out, the small spot on the eagles wing is a bit of a distraction. (View Post)