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    New English counterstamp

    Hey Bruce, I just bought this same piece you posted almost a decade ago.
    Post by: ExoMan, Jul 16, 2022 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Civil War Store Card~Rare

    So, without giving the catalog #, the attribution, the seller says it's an R-8? It may be so, but attribution is essential. Over the years, I've...
    Post by: ExoMan, Oct 16, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    American Civil War Era

    Given the prescribed years, 1861-63, I assumed this thread was about U.S. Civil War coins. Looks like I misread it ..... :arghh:
    Post by: ExoMan, Oct 16, 2021 in forum: World Coins
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    Civil War Store Card~Rare

    Cool find! You say this one's an R-8. What's the Fuld #? Does it appear to be more brass or copper? The two metals can be confused on certain...
    Post by: ExoMan, Oct 16, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1857 "RUDOLPH" dime.

    Absolutely! I'm not saying the RUDOLPH c/s's absolutely aren't from California, It's simply that, given what I'm seeing, the purely circumstantial...
    Post by: ExoMan, Mar 27, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1857 "RUDOLPH" dime.

    Thanks, Steve. She's constantly baking cookies and other goodies for neighbors, doctors' offices, store personnel, etc., etc. She loves showing...
    Post by: ExoMan, Mar 27, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1857 "RUDOLPH" dime.

    My wife collects rocks, and, she paints them, too. She puts them in people's gardens and elsewhere to find. She much enjoys that, AND there's no...
    Post by: ExoMan, Mar 23, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1857 "RUDOLPH" dime.

    This c/s was a good find. Knowledge typically adds appreciation and value to artifacts. As regards these RUDOLPH c/s's their value is perceived by...
    Post by: ExoMan, Mar 22, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1857 "RUDOLPH" dime.

    Many merchants stamped coins to promote word-of-mouth advertising. There were many other reasons that coins were stamped, but advertising was a...
    Post by: ExoMan, Mar 20, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1857 "RUDOLPH" dime.

    The RUDOLPH c/s's are desired by exonumists and often fetch in the $50-100 range for decent examples. This is the first holed one I've seen; this,...
    Post by: ExoMan, Mar 20, 2021 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1863 Odd Fellow Civil War Token Value?

    The small letters are the engraver/diesinker's name, L. ROLOFF. Louis was located in NY City. This popular die combo is an R-3. In XF, quite...
    Post by: ExoMan, Dec 18, 2020 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    "WCT PORTSMOUTH VA" Counterstamp

    Thanks for the kindly reply, YOLO. While it generally helps for c/s collectors to have the Brunk book, the Rulau books are good, too. They both...
    Post by: ExoMan, Oct 26, 2020 in forum: Coin Chat
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    "WCT PORTSMOUTH VA" Counterstamp

    Cool find at a bargain price! I have one of these c/s's on an 1828 cent. The Brunk catalog # is T-14. There are about 15-20 pieces recorded; all,...
    Post by: ExoMan, Oct 25, 2020 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your Conder Tokens

    I have some questions to pose to Conder specialists and thought I'd perhaps get enlightened about a piece that's long been in my collection. Some...
    Post by: ExoMan, Oct 25, 2020 in forum: World Coins
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    My Experiences with SEGS Grading

    I've been doing business with Larry Briggs for years, and he's among the top numismatists in the country, period. I trust his grading and...
    Post by: ExoMan, Aug 30, 2020 in forum: Coin Chat