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Re: Feuchtwanger Friday
It is the 6-I die combination, Rarity-1 and probably the most encountered of the 13 die combinations. (A quick diagnostic -- if there is a berry [sometimes looks like just a stem] to the left of the … (View Post)1 -
Re: Coin Clubs, Numismatic medals and dealers tokens
It was issued for the 1973 yearly NOW (Numismatists Of Wisconsin) Coin Show which was hosted that year by the Racine Numismatic Society. The show moves around the state and the host club issues a sho… (View Post)1 -
Re: Dr. G. G. Wilkins
Actually there are five listed in the Brunk catalog including a two merchant stamp with G.E. Gilman; there is also a c/s of just Pittsfield N.H. without a Dr. Wilkins c/s. The list linked above is no… (View Post)1 -
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