$2.5 Gold Indian Collection (so far)

Hey guys I am new here, I posted in the intro thread. Here is a link to my gallery of coins. Only eight of them right now. I'm always looking for feedback positive or negative. Was gonna post images but this is way quicker!

http://www.jonbrandcollection.com/american-gold-coins/

 

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Very nice start. Be careful, @jwitten will try to get those toners off of your hands.

 

What, no flashlights? Some beautiful blades though.

I like that '26 Toned Indian ..

 

Kirk- other way around! I bought two from him and may need to keep working it . Night hawk I have two surefire e2d defenders, lol!

 

Very nice collection.

 

As soon as I sold the 1913 I regretted it, haha. I like the purple hue it has.

 

Wow!

 

If you are interested in knapped flint knives, I have a friend who knaps his own. If you want send me a PM for his website.

 

I would have thought that you'd have a death grip on one like that.

 

Nice to see it wound up in a happy home. Regrets are from Sinatra. OP has something for him here. 'Witten is a contributor and a mentor.

 

I'd like to think they found a happy home. And John has been very kind in our dealings and I would offer him first refusal should I need to move the coins I bought from him. I believe we will be doing plenty more dealings in the future!

They aren't my thing but I would still like to check him out if you could send me the link.

 

Real nice set of quarter eagles! You collect knives too. There are coins that show knives. Can't recall any U.S. coins that depict knives (are there?), but there are some ancient Roman coins that do. Most famous is the Brutus Ides of March denarius which depicts the dagger that killed Caesar. Pretty pricey though.

Cal

 

Not as the major theme but some of the commemoratives do have them visible like the reverse of the Elgin.

 

Yup. Good eye! I had a quick look through the commems but missed that one.

Cal