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    Let's see your exonumia!

    Several medals were produced to commemorate George IV's visit to Ireland in 1821. This one is British Historical Medal #1117 in gilt silver with a...
    Post by: yarm, May 19, 2015 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your Conder Tokens

    Pair of uniface impressions of Middlesex 24 in silver. The pattern (of glue?) on the reverses suggest the pair were joined at some point. [IMG]...
    Post by: yarm, May 11, 2015 in forum: World Coins
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    Let's see your Conder Tokens

    Back in early 2008, Spink had a nice sale of Conder tokens that could be viewed during the NY International sale. That was a treat. One piece I...
    Post by: yarm, May 1, 2015 in forum: World Coins
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    Let's see your exonumia!

    Upon the death of George III in 1820, a medal (BHM 998, 55mm) was produced by I. Parkes showing the Hanoverian Succession, George I, II and III in...
    Post by: yarm, Apr 29, 2015 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your Conder Tokens

    Middlesex 24 is a penny sized token engraved by John Milton for J. Rebello. It was issued to honor David Alves Rebello, a businessman who died in...
    Post by: yarm, Apr 22, 2015 in forum: World Coins
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    Let's see your exonumia!

    Jernegan's Lottery medal. Betts 169, NGC MS63 [IMG] Background from Medallic Illustrations...
    Post by: yarm, Apr 18, 2015 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your exonumia!

    I don't collect these 19th century merchant tokens but I thought this one was too cute to pass up. [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Apr 17, 2015 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Have you been getting CoinTalk.com emails?

    Yes, I am.
    Post by: yarm, Mar 31, 2015 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your Conder Tokens

    Those William Wallace pieces are neat! Argyllshire 2 [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Feb 26, 2015 in forum: World Coins
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    Oldest red copper coin you've seen?

    My only NGC red George III penny (PR64RDCA) and red Conder halfpenny, Somerset 86 (MS65RD). [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Jan 10, 2015 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your exonumia!

    A plaque of Prince Albert in bois durci to go along with my Queen Victoria example. [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Jan 5, 2015 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your exonumia!

    Jernegan’s Lottery, Silver Medal, 1736, by John Sigismund Tanner. Minerva standing amidst arms and emblems of the Arts and Sciences, rev Queen...
    Post by: yarm, Dec 18, 2014 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Please Post Your Cameo Coins

    [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Dec 18, 2014 in forum: Coin Chat
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    GEORGE 111--1760-1820

    Gilt pattern halfpenny (Peck-1165, I think) [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Dec 8, 2014 in forum: World Coins
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    Let's see your Conder Tokens

    I'm a sucker for a nice strike. [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Dec 1, 2014 in forum: World Coins
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    Let's see your exonumia!

    A large medal (131mm, 836gm) in lead by Nicolaus Seelander, a German native, designed for the coronation of George I in 1714. Seelander had hoped...
    Post by: yarm, Nov 26, 2014 in forum: Coin Chat
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    GEORGE 111--1760-1820

    A Droz pattern half cent that didn't make it into production. [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Nov 24, 2014 in forum: World Coins
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    GEORGE 111--1760-1820

    A medal by J. Kirk commemorating the marriage of George III and Queen Charlotte in September of 1761. George met his 17 year old bride-to-be for...
    Post by: yarm, Nov 23, 2014 in forum: World Coins
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    Post your UGLY coins

    Discovered in a pack rat's pile of treasure. [IMG]
    Post by: yarm, Nov 23, 2014 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Let's see your exonumia!

    A gilt electrotype of the obverse of Betts 44, a 1670 medal commemorating British Colonisation, along with a gilt electrotype of the obverse die....
    Post by: yarm, Nov 22, 2014 in forum: Coin Chat
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