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FYI, a pair of dies (unsure of which date), several of the struck medals and related paperwork between the U.S. Mint and the person who had the concession at the Pan-Cal Expo (possibly C.Muir?) were … (View Post)

I recall at least one encased piece in a FTGS holder long before any of the other services began slabbing exonumia. (View Post)

I am extremely happy that not only did Dwight step forward to keep this important reference collection mostly intact but also that it will not be stored away but will be used for education and resear… (View Post)

I don't believe that the dragon // umbrella & kimono piece dates back that far -- the die style to me appears to be circa 1920's give or take. It is not a rare token. (View Post)

That's a tentative OH at best as the Hartzog listing is a mostly an index listing of Brunk. A further exploration of the Brunk catalog listing notes that the only examples reported have been on … (View Post)