The Sherwin-Williams Enameled Medal / Collecting Diseased Coins

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by TSkrecky, Jul 3, 2026.

  1. TSkrecky

    TSkrecky New Member

    I have uploaded the PDF document to archive.org:


    https://archive.org/details/the-sherwin-williams-enameled-medal-and-collecting-diseased-coins


    This article investigates the origins of the Sherwin-Williams enameled medal.


    Bonus: Collecting “diseased” coins. Why stop at collecting only valuable coins?


    Other numismatic articles:


    https://archive.org/details/snse-003-october-15-2025


    https://archive.org/details/snse-002-april-24-2025-updated-july-1-2025


    https://archive.org/details/snse-001-march-8-2025


    While visiting the archive, search for any topics that might be of interest. (Eg. British TV shows for the 1970s).


    Ted Skrecky
     
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  3. TSkrecky

    TSkrecky New Member

    July 14, 2026 Update: The Sherwin-Williams logo design shown on this medal is the one from 1910 to 1919. In 1919, the lettering on the paint can was changed from “SW” to “SWP.”
     

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