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Re: Looking for examples of 18 mm medalets, circa 1860-1885
Also a trio of slabs: GW-448 White Metal (PR-29) GW-448 Silver (PR-29) Julian PR-33 I"m sure there are other Soley, Key & Mint silvers hidden back away in the boxes but these were what was r… (View Post)1 -
Re: Looking for examples of 18 mm medalets, circa 1860-1885
I just caught up to this thread (been away on a project) & can add what I have in my current show inventory: From top left: 1. GW-447 (PR-28) 2. GW-448 (PR-29) (B-223A) 3. GW-448 4. GW-468 5. GW-… (View Post)1 -
Re: A Capital Plastics Photo Thread
I remember all of the custom cut Capital holders similar to the Lincoln head shown above. I recall seeing shields for shield nickels and Civil War tokens (the hoard of Greenleaf - St. Paul MN CWTs we… (View Post)1 -
Re: I didn't see a mothers day thread......
Tolerance was but one of many lessons I was taught by mine. (View Post)4 -
Re: Military Tokens Thread
Jim Shipley was a serious collector of military tokens from at least the 1970's on . He passed away sometime in the late 1990's or early 2000's IIRC. He had extensive contacts at bases… (View Post)1