Let's see your exonumia!

Dang. Wish I could reach out to the family and offer my condolences.



Both books were purchased from him. Rest in peace Mr. Hartzog.

 

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If they are still answering his email you can use that to contact them. I sent a followup email to a pending trade and was informed by family several months
ago. A card sent to his mailing address should reach them also. I have multiples of the domestic Cunningham but my Overseas issue was destroyed in a flood in 2004.

 

Here's a few more of mine. Laurel Flour medal pin back from the late 1800's and the Odd Fellows medal is stamped Sterling or .925. The rest are regular additions into my collection. Mostly, I collect pictorials, great looking tokens showing up lately!

 

That one is AWESOME! Love the slogan!!!!

 

Jack this came in last night with a bunch of stuff, it is supposed to be rare. Till I looked it up and found the blogspot below. It would have ended up in the bargain box @ the LCS. Send me your current address, I only have the last one in England. PM it to me
The "Best Kept Secret" in the Air Force.


Tried to get a clearer pic of the reverse but they seem to be getting worse.
Here is some info
http://ustdc.blogspot.com/2011/03/maag-officers-open-mess.html
http://ustdc.blogspot.com/2011/03/maag-officers-open-mess-part-two.html
http://taipeiairstation.blogspot.com/2012/12/christmas-dinner-at-maag-officers-open.html
interesting
After twenty-three years, five months and twenty-six days of operation, the U.S. Taiwan Defense Command held its final flag retreat ceremony during the afternoon of April 26, 1979.

 

OH MAN! Huge thanks!

 

Arrived today now my images.

 

Found this at a flea market and liked it, so i bought it.

 

Always love the look on this long sleek aircraft

 

Got this as a gift from a fellow CT member, it arrived yesterday in the mail. Sort of complements my ZAR collection.

 

Anyone able to tell me more about this one?

Weighs 2.84g and measures 15.4mm across.

 

Here is my oldest one so far


Penny is 1880

 

I don't know what you have there, Paddy, but it's intriguing.

The reverse (?) looks to me to be a stylized sailing vessel...at least that's what first came to mind. The device on the other side resembles the Red Hand of Ulster, though I doubt it is. While an ancient symbol of Ireland, the piece may even be older than that. Just my first impressions, Paddy. Probably incorrect.

May I ask how you came across it? Do you think it's a coin?

Bruce

 

It came with a bunch of other stuff from a friend who is sadly getting out of most of his coins as he is very unwell. His ticket says "A Mystery, perhaps a coin from the Dutch East Indies c.1800. Snapped from a strip or bar a la chocolate"! But he is no expert and it maybe he came up with that idea because he also had an East Indies 2 Stuiver Bonk.
My initial thought was a coin or apothecary's weight. With little lettering to go on it is difficult to research.

 

Well that's it for my sticker dollar collection. 9 coins fill the page.

 

@PaddyB,
Sorry I couldn't resist

 

English early elongated, 1911 King George coronation