For sure. :)
Randy, it’s called a Ferrotype photo and after a little research @alurid is correct. It’s McKinley and Roosevelt in 1901. A Ferrotype is also...
The photos get blurry when I try to enlarge them. There appears to be something on the lower right side of the O mint mark but it’s too blurry to...
I understand completely.
It is a fun album to build, expensive if you fill it with higher grade coins.
That’s a very nice piece and it commemorates the death of a president. Never seen one of those thanks for posting.
Yes, of a political team. Not sure who at this point.
All mother are in a “ Keep me and never go broke” advertisement holder frontage Oklahoma City area.
Liberty National Bank Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1959-D [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Earl Frankenhauser Piece Shawnee, Oklahoma Shawnee Seminole Coin Show 1963-D [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Cromwells’ Enid, Oklahoma 1971-D [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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