Let's see your exonumia!

Won this last night

 

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George I. 1707 by P. H. Müller. 43mm. Forster 745; Brockmann 798. PCGS SP64

Reverse: The Trojans discover the wooden horse of Odysseus.

 

Back in the day when medical science was trying to understand and make the public understand certain conditions

 

I know it's a river but it's still funny to see the word virgin associated with a hotel/casino.

 

Pretty much from what I have seen, all the good names have been taken. And like the circus even when the circus closes the name still has value, so they keep it active if only with the local licensing authority. Ringling bros parent company owned most of the old time circus monikers from Yankee Robinson and newer. The names were used to brand the different divisions of the parent company such as the transportation div. trucks and rail cars etc, another handled the concessions food div. another for the souvenirs. Another for the props,costumes and rigging. another for the animals, with everything leased back to the parent company for the tax write offs.

 

While I was at the Wilmington and Western Railroad I picked up one of these to add to my hat.

 

Some sort of religious pendant for my wife.

 

For the Sample Slab collectors in the house. All five PCGS samples from the recent ANA.

 

1841 Mint Drop Hard Times Token - Bentonian

 

Young Victoria medals in various metals/finishes (bronze, silver, gilt, frosted silver, gold).