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Re: Civil War Fort Sumter Medals!
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Re: Nevada Medals, Tokens and So-Called Dollars
Minor typo correction -- the silver version is HK-552 (not 522) and the copper nickel version is HK-552a (not 522a). All references and indications that I have seen strongly suggest that the copper n… (View Post)1 -
Re: A Scarce Variety of a Feuchtwanger Cent
The obverse is easy - 7 tail feathers (rather than 8) with #'s 1, 2 & 4 touching the ground; a crumbling 7 in the date; weakness / break down of the rim at 5 o'clock; a small break in t… (View Post)4 -
Re: A Scarce Variety of a Feuchtwanger Cent
It's definitely a 3-D with great detail - the obverse image could be used in a diagnostic image set. Koutsoures called it a Rarity-8 while both Rulau and Bowers have it as a Rarity-7. There were… (View Post)3 -
Re: Last Person Receiving Pension from Civil War-Era Dies-Post a coin
NY 630AS-1b, Charles Magnus, National Printing Establishment, New York City. During the Civil War Magnus was one of the most prolific issuers of patriotic envelopes, letterheads, woodcuts & scene… (View Post)4