I really like that Luneberg thaler.
German States - Pfalz 1547 Thaler [ATTACH]
Part of the Middlesex-National series. It's either DH-943 or 943a depending on the edge type. [ATTACH]
My second new recent addition. When I purchased it I thought I was buying an upgrade for a type I already owned. Turns out it is actually a new...
I recently had a friend that had about 10 sequential $100 star notes. He couldn't find anyone that would give him over face value.
This is not an entry, because I have a copy. This is an essential reference for anyone collecting this material. In addition, this is the best...
For 1548 I have a 1/2 Groschen for Poland. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm by no means an expert on these, but I do like them. They intentionally bungled the legends to try and hide that there legitimate English...
I'm going to move us on to 1549, because I have one. Another Brunswick Wildman thaler. My earliest Wildman. [ATTACH]
Fantastic @green18 thankful for the contribution.
Anyone have anything for 1550?
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Let's change the theme to coins/medals etc that depict a globe or the earth. [ATTACH]
What's the story behind the token, I haven't seen that one before. I think I might "need" one now, just not at the eBay price.
I have a few of the Carr pieces on order as well but mine haven't shown up yet.
Yay, I'm back in. Until recently this was my earliest dated Wildman coin. This one is a 1551 1/4 Thaler. [ATTACH]
I think this is the only 1 that I still have. [ATTACH]
It really was a great show. One of my favorite trips of the year. I really like your Vermont commemorative. I filled 2 holes in my Classic...
I believe there is a conder token that uses a similar obverse as well.
A small correction on these. I see a couple references call them medallic Ducats. They are they weight of a ducat. I entered them into my...
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