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Re: Do you think this medal is genuine or a copy?? riddle solved by coinJP.
Stefano Johnson founded his firm in 1836 -- the company (at last report) is still in business. S. Johnson's son Federico was in charge during the Columbian Expo and is credited with expanding th… (View Post)2 -
Re: A collection you can keep at home
Your Kalamazoo carmine celluloid tt is a nice piece but it is a regular issue and not a pattern. It's cataloged as Atwood-Coffee MI 530 O and is a census token (i.e. less than ten known per the … (View Post)3 -
Re: The Civil War Token Mega Thread
Benjamin True of Cincinnati struck the Wealth Of The South series, the 1860 Presidential candidates, the White House tokens, store cards for several Ohio & Tennessee merchants and, true to the (s… (View Post)1 -
Re: Coin Apparel - The Well-Dressed Numismatist
Not exactly coin related but I only break out the silks for major shows and monster deals: (View Post)4 -
Re: Anyone know of a W A Bunting (Pittsburg - no H)tag or token (50 cents) made for another company?
He was a late 19th Century die sinker in Pittsburgh. His signature appears on quite a few Pittsburg(h) tokens including the 43rd St. Bridge tokens listed in the Atwood-Coffee catalog (PA 765SA). Most… (View Post)1