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About 50% of the c/s on non-silver U.S. coins that come through me are not listed in Brunk so no listing is not that meaningful by itself. With an initialed name, M.N. Rowley, and a later date for co… (View Post)

Both are real but the GW medalette is a 20th Century strike as noted above. The E. Lyon token is one of six or seven different varieties issued by this New York City merchant in the 1850's. It i… (View Post)

I found another lightly circulated piece in a newp box -- J.A. NOBLE c/s on an 1819 25c, Brunk - not listed: (View Post)

I thought I had something among the c/s in the office & turned up this old warrior, T. GASKIN c/s on both sides of an 1819 25c, Brunk G-122 but only listed on a Guatemala 1826 8 reale, slightly h… (View Post)

Many of the Southern cities renumbered their streets after the Civil War and sometimes again when streetcars/electricity became prevalent in the 1880's-1890's. New Orleans switched numbers … (View Post)