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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)

Not exactly coin related but I only break out the silks for major shows and monster deals: (View Post)

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)

.Pythagoras Grocery, 326 W. Main Ave., it continued in business from 1937-1960 but at 322 W. Main Ave. (1920-1936 Spokane CD). -- courtesy of All Erickson's Washington State catalog & tokenc… (View Post)

Brunk does not list Masonic c/s probably due to the large number of varieties and their generic nature. They are meaningless beyond the fraternal group identification unless they also have additional… (View Post)