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Your token is legit -- as mentioned above it is just a late die state but I do not think it is a later re-use of the die as the crack is progressive and can be tracked. I grabbed a few pieces that we… (View Post)

Paul Zebiak is a long time friend of mine so over the years I got to know Babe by osmosis. He always had a medal or badge of interest in his case and knew a lot more about exonumia then he let on. So… (View Post)

There are 10+ die and metal varieties of the W.W. Wilbur token and most were struck with a low relief center due to the opposing pictorial devices. The Miller-5 and 5a are somewhat better varieties a… (View Post)

You have a commemorative medal (not a coin) issued at the Columbian Exposition in 1893. It is listed as Eglit-242 in the standard catalog "Columbiana" by Nathan Eglit and was struck in bras… (View Post)

Following the 1961 Official Inaugural medal for JFK, Medallic Art Co. also struck the official medals in 1965, 1969, 1974 (G. Ford), 1981, 1985, 1989 & 1997. The Franklin Mint paid large advances… (View Post)