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Re: Confederation.
Are they all 1917 or is there a greater time period involved with this die? apparently the die was commissioned and first used by Dickeson sometime around the late 1850's-early 1860's, prio… (View Post)1 -
Confederation.
One of the major themes used by Prof. Montroville Dickeson in the mid-1800's and again by Thomas Elder in the early 1900's on So-Called Dollars involves the use of the "Confederation&q… (View Post)17 -
Re: What do you think of these silver surfaces?
You don’t see the smeared droplets of liquid? I'm not sure what you're interpreting as "smeared droplets of liquid" on the medal. consider the Canadian Dollar pictured below: if y… (View Post)4 -
Re: So-Called "Ford Dollar" restrike sells for over $1,000!
I just don't understand why anyone would bid that much for the medal shown in the original post. What am I missing? what you are missing is that you don't collect So-Called Dollars or Ford … (View Post)1 -
Re: So-Called "Ford Dollar" restrike sells for over $1,000!
I don't remember restrikes of HK-299. similar to the OP medal, I don't think it's proper to call them restrikes. they look very similar and of high quality but have differences that ar… (View Post)1
