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Re: Looking for examples of 18 mm medalets, circa 1860-1885
Thanks, @Meltdown. That's the "normal" Julian-listed variety PR-38. There are at least 4 other Lincoln dies that I know of that were also paired with a Broken Column reverse. This is t… (View Post)1 -
Re: Small Medal Big Cameo Washington Lincoln
FWIW, here's an example of the OP's medal in an intact bezel. There's some chance this is gold. My guess is that it's yellow-toned silver. I don't know of any way to know for… (View Post)1 -
Re: Anyone want ngc lucky submission number?
I assume that NGC reserved the special numbers a while ago, and prevented them from getting used. I also predict that all of the lots will sell. This is the sort of thing that a late-night telemarket… (View Post)2 -
Looking for examples of 18 mm medalets, circa 1860-1885
(I made this comment in another thread. I'm going to bump it into a thread of its own.) I'm working on a study of 18 mm medalets struck by the US Mint, William Key, and George Soley. So far… (View Post)4 -
Re: Small Medal Big Cameo Washington Lincoln
@braddick's piece is PR-40, one of the larger versions (25 mm rather than 18 mm). This is mine. It's not gold (much too light), even though it looks like it. (View Post)2