Brunk lists a second example on an 1861-1871 type Swedish Riksdaler. It's probably the same one listed in exonumia.com that spirityoda mentioned....
An honor award no less. Can't overstate the importance of toilet paper Circus.:p It's surprising what neat stuff you can find in a bargain bin. Bruce
I also haven't seen any documentation to support the current theories regarding the meaning of the counterstamps. Initials-only stamps are...
Two more beautiful CWTs Brandon. I don't know the real rarity of the first one, but when I collected them I don't recall seeing many in any grade....
I really like the Freedom America design Circus. I believe I had a round just like it at one time. Bruce
That's sure different Frank. I like it. Bruce
Thanks Brandon. Looking forward to seeing them. Bruce
Beautiful work Sean! I love the Humbert $50 slug reproduction. Thanks for showing it. Bruce
Great looking CWT's brg! Great strikes, great toning and an interesting misspelling. I love the pieces that show die sinker errors (also "spoot"...
Very impressive display Sean. Is there anyway you could show us pics of some of your favorite pieces? I'd particularly like to see the some of the...
Agreed longnine. I love the history surrounding these pieces. They're difficult to research at times, especially on something this old, but always...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] This 1786 Spanish 1-Real is stamped with the mark of silversmith John Staniford who practiced in Windham, CT from 1760 until...
Nice pieces Circus! The Bud token should bring a smile to a lot of guy's faces. Since I'm not a beer drinker --- I have other "bad" habits --- my...
Thanks for the nice card and stamps Frank. I appreciate it. Bruce
Geez, that's a bad visual Ken! Better coffee than a fine adult beverage though. :D Bruce
Arghh! Don't know what it means but it's definitely "pirate speak".:arghh: Bruce
That's a beauty! Love the gunmetal blue toning. I had a Marshall in my collection but it wasn't silver. Interestingly, he also counterstamped...
That's right Jack, you do have one. Post away my friend!!:) Bruce
It would have to be counterstamped then but struck very lightly. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about it. I've never seen one like it and...
I don't think it's a counterstamp because there's no flattening of the coin's design where the "L" is. It looks more like it was marked with...
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