Local Coin Club Medals

I just took a second look at mine and it does appear that where it looks rough and irregular on yours is almost identical to mine. Maybe it is the way it was struck.

 

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I've got one of those in copper. Bought it because it was a Daniel Carr piece and because the mintage was 60, but when I got it, it was nicer than I would've ever thought.

Hey @physics-fan3.14, I heard you absolutely love the Daniel Carr pieces!

 

How is it you got a copper version of this? I thought they were only made available to members of the club. Are you a club member?

 

I realize you are trying to provoke me.

However, I have always said that Dcarr's original pieces, club medals, etc, are well designed and executed incredibly well. I admire his artistry when he sticks to original pieces.

 

LOL.... somebody had to be the brave one.

But, I do agree with your point about the original pieces. I have no idea as to how he makes them so well (probably computers) but I do wonder if there are other clubs he has made medals for. I'll have to research that.

 

This web site lists medals he has made for other clubs http://www.moonlightmint.com/dc-coin_medals_club_A.htm

 

The Madison County Coin Club had a total of 40 silver, 60 copper, and 20 brass medals minted. The brass medals were sold to club members only.