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Notes from DeWitt-Sullivan on USG 1868-35: "This piece by Wlliam H. Key of Philadelphia was issued in 1863 but was widely circulated in 1868. Six copies were struck in silver. The usual copy is … (View Post)

The "culture" of a company, an athletic program, a private organization, etc. tends to be treated as a throwaway buzz word by many but it is a very real deal that often reveals its true sel… (View Post)

So true, which is why starting long ago when asked for my "best price" I will quote exactly what I want out of the item if it is not marked Net. If the customer continues trying to negotiat… (View Post)

Not to rain on anyone's parade but both the Rulau number and the look of the piece suggest that it is silver plated and not silver. (View Post)

Two things: 1. It is not one of the real common WCE items, I've seen 4-5 pieces over the years. 2. It has a removed loop at 12 o'clock - note the widened diameter on the Columbus side and t… (View Post)