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Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
It's technically not a trade dollar, but it has many of the same characteristics. From Stack's The Samuel Berngard and S.S. New York Collections 1872 pattern $1. J-1207, P-1347. Rarity-8. Proof-65 (PCGS). Aluminum. Reeded edge. A lovely Gem example characterized by sharp frosty devices and blazing mirror fields. Mostly… -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
It's amazing the direction some threads can take... I was just thinking it was more likely a surgeon than a blood-letting Barber....sorry. It's a very cool coin, one I would love to own in copper. -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
William Barber's work? -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
Ms. Liberty is such a tease. Look at her. Put some clothes on, young lady. -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
<< <i>It's amazing the direction some threads can take... >> Yeah....!!!...The sword looks nice too..... -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
<< <i>What's amazing is that the coin designs rejected in the nineteenth century are a million times more artistic and emblematic of the United States than those that are accepted today. Today, we settle for the mediocre instead of taking a chance on a bold design. Our standards have collapsed right along with our status… -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
<< <i>What's amazing is that the coin designs rejected in the nineteenth century are a million times more artistic and emblematic of the United States than those that are accepted today. Today, we settle for the mediocre instead of taking a chance on a bold design. Our standards have collapsed right along with our status… -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
What's amazing is that the coin designs rejected in the nineteenth century are a million times more artistic and emblematic of the United States than those that are accepted today. Today, we settle for the mediocre instead of taking a chance on a bold design. Our standards have collapsed right along with our status in the… -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
It's amazing the direction some threads can take... -
Re: Calling all "Trade Dollar Nuts"...This has got to be the coolest pattern yet! Miss Liberty
More likely a surgeons......
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