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1901 Bronze plaque celebrating Basel's National Day.

Medallist: Hans Frei.

Two armed men greet each other.

Rv. Female figure with a garland, in the background cityscape.

140 medals or so. Some duplicates.

Thanks guys.

1899 SWISS SHOOTING R-25a, AR, 45mm AARGAU - WOHLEN FEST MS 66

1938 SWISS SHOOTING R-52a, AE, 50mm AARGAU - LENZBURG FEST MS 66

1888 SWISS SHOOTING R-210a, AR, 45mm BERN - INTERLAKEN FEST MS 63

1891 SWISS SHOOTING R-215a, AR, 45mm BERN - BURGDORF FEST MS 62

1891 SWISS SHOOTING R-215a, AR, 45mm BERN - BURGDORF FEST MS 62

1894 SWISS SHOOTING R-228a, AR, 45mm BERN - THUN FEST MS 62

1897 SWISS SHOOTING R-234a, AR, 45mm BERN FEST MS 64

1903 SWISS SHOOTING R-251a, AR, 45mm BERN - BIEL FEST MS 58

1926 SWISS SHOOTING R-309a, AR, 50mm BERN - OSTERMUNDIG FEST MS 66

1914 SWISS SHOOTING R-753a, AR, 45mm GENEVE FEST MS 66

1926 SWISS SHOOTING R-1003a, AR, 60mm NEUCHATEL FEST MS 67

1903 SWISS SHOOTING R-1274a, AR, 45mm THURGAU - WEINFEL FEST MS 65

1903 SWISS SHOOTING R-1538a, AR, 45mm VALAIS - MONTHEY FEST MS 58

1950 SWISS SHOOTING R-1644a, AE, 50mm VAUD - MOUDON FEST MS 66 200.00

1895 SWISS SHOOTING R-1756b, AR, 45mm ZURICH - WINTERTH FEST MS 63

1897 SWISS SHOOTING R-1170a, AR, 33mm ST. GALLEN - LICH FEST MS 66

1893 SWISS SHOOTING R-1754c, AR, 35mm ZURICH FEST MS 61

1933 SWISS SHOOTING R-1856a, AR, 40mm ZURICH - ALT-ZURI FEST MS 64

1908 SWISS SHOOTING R-72a, AR, 55mm APPENZELL AUSSERRHO FEST MS 64

SWISS SHOOTING APPENZELL, SILVER, 60mm FEST MS 66

And others:

Aargau 1891 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Bremgarten

Richter-14c, Martin-13, Krause-7

Design: Bovy

45mm Bronze

Mintage: 600

Obwalden, 1899 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Engelberg

Richter-1045a, Martin-879, Krause-307

Design: Huguenin/Le Lockle

45mm Silver

Mintage: Unknown

Schwyz, 1902 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Kussnacht

Richter-1078a, Martin-624, Krause-213

Design: Hans Frei/Basel

45mm Silver

Mintage: Unknown

Basel, 1903 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Beider

Richter-129a, Martin-80, Krause-45

Design: Hans Frei

45mm Silver

Mintage: Unknown

Soluthurn, 1890 Solothurn Kantonal Schützenfest

Richter-1121c, Martin-645, Krause-220

Design: Hugues Bovy

45mm Bronze

Mintage: 860

Glarus, 1892 Federal Shooting Festival

Richter-808e, Martin-432, Krause-134

Design: Huguenin/Le Lockle

45mm Bronze

Mintage: 1,912

Thanks for info. I bought it as part of larger lot so this one may have slipped in!

Hiho - how rare is it?

001 1927 SWISS SHOOTING R-47b, AE, 50mm AARGAU - BRUGG FEST MS 65

002 1900 SWISS SHOOTING R-127a, AR, 45mm BASEL FEST MS 58

003 1938 SWISS SHOOTING R-160a, AR, 50mm BASEL FEST MS 64

004 1891 SWISS SHOOTING R-215b, AE, 45mm BERN - BURGDORF FEST MS 63 BN

005 1891 SWISS SHOOTING R-215a, AR, 45mm BERN - BURGDORF FEST MS 61

006 1891 SWISS SHOOTING R-215a, AR, 45mm BERN - BURGDORF FEST MS 61

007 1893 SWISS SHOOTING R-225b, AE, 45mm BERN - BIEL FEST MS 65 BN

008 1900 SWISS SHOOTING R-244b, AE, 45mm BERN - ST-IMIER FEST MS UNC DETAILS

009 1903 SWISS SHOOTING R-251a, AR, 45mm BERN - BIEL FEST MS 65

010 1934 SWISS SHOOTING R-434a, AE, 50mm FRIBOURG FEST MS 66

011 1892 SWISS SHOOTING R-808b, AR, 45mm GLARUS FEST MS 58

012 1930 SWISS SHOOTING R-904b, AE, 40mm LUZERN FEST MS 66

013 1898 SWISS SHOOTING R-970c, AR, 45mm NEUCHATEL (2.5mm T FEST MS 65

014 1898 SWISS SHOOTING R-970d, AR, 45mm NEUCHATEL (4mm THI FEST MS UNC DETAILS

015 1898 SWISS SHOOTING R-970e, AE, 45mm NEUCHATEL (4mm THI FEST MS 65

016 1905 SWISS SHOOTING R-1031a, AR, 35mm NIDWALDEN - BECKE FEST MS 65

017 1889 SWISS SHOOTING R-1076b, AR, 46mm SCHWYZ - EINSIEDE FEST MS 62

018 1890 SWISS SHOOTING R-1121c, AE, 45mm SOLOTHURN FEST MS 65 BN

019 1891 SWISS SHOOTING R-1746a, AR, 45mm ZURICH - WINTERTH FEST MS 63

020 1895 SWISS SHOOTING R-1756d, AE, 45mm ZURICH - WINTERTH FEST MS 64 BN

001 1895 SWISS SHOOTING R-1756b, AR, 45mm ZURICH - WINTERTH FEST MS 65

002 1895 SWISS SHOOTING R-1756b, AR, 45mm ZURICH - WINTERTH FEST MS 58

003 1895 SWISS SHOOTING R-1123b, AE, 45mm SOLOTHURN FEST MS 65 BN

004 1900 SWISS SHOOTING R-1782a, AR, 45mm ZURICH - USTER FEST MS UNC DETAILS

005 1900 SWISS SHOOTING R-1782b, AR, 45mm ZURICH - USTER FEST MS 65

006 1901 SWISS SHOOTING R-1173a, AR, 38mm ST. GALLEN - WYL FEST MS 64

007 (1937) SWISS SHOOTING R-1692a, AR, 60mm ZUG FEST MS 65

008 (1920) SWISS SHOOTING R-1662c, AE, 60mm VAUD FEST MS 66

Just received this huge shooting medal. Quite a scene and named.

1926 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Neuchatel

Design: Huguenin/Le Lockle

Richter-1003a, Martin - 550

60 mm, Silver

My biggest issue at this time is that when adding NGC coins, the fields are not populated and are not editable. I get blanks in my set for country as well as details unlike PCGS or raw coins entered. The look and feel of the set is therefore inconsistent and I do believe this is a major fix that is due.

I spent some more time with the platform as well as reading the feedback and future plans for this platform. I figured our the user logic and it seems to me that this is on its way to become the best hosted coin management platform around.

I am hopeful this will help expand the community, share collecting themes, and build up the forum stickiness.

I am appreciative of the work and dedication, Scott. We look forward to updates on the feature additions coming soon.

Zohar

I have played with the software extensively. Conclusions:

1) For someone starting off with a new set, its a good tool as it has more fields, features etc.

2) For those migrating the sets, the data is as good as the prior version - i.e. you can not add to it or utilize the new fields and the only way to do so is to delete and add the coins from scratch. For me, with over 300 coins this is quite and undertaking otherwise there is built in inconsitency between old set and any new additions to it.

3) Many glitches that I assume will correct in description fields, images, grades (MS-58 etc.)

For me #2 is the critical piece and I will need to contemplate if I have the energy/desire to re-build the sets, given the limited migration.

I give Scott a grade of 10/10 for patience and responsiveness which is what makes NGC stand out as an organization.

Thank you,

Zohar

Upgraded browser. I do not see much difference.

Additional observations:

My old data was moved over in what seems to be a data dump. I have HTML tags in description fields and no sequence for coins as I had them in prior set (by date). Given that data was not imported into fields i cant sort by date, description etc. which means I have to re-do my 300+ coin set from scratch.

User interface is engineer friendly not user friendly. I simply do not see the sequence for the user. I click on image on one of the coins, I get a box checked. Where is my image?? Don't know.

I added a new coin.... can't find it.

My suggestion stands - roll back to old version. Do the quality control/design work offline and relaunch. I have been feeling miserable given that my award winning set has lost the work done with it. I can not view it or edit it.

I ran a software business befpre and know what it is to release a product. This one is not market ready. Good intention, poor execution. Back to the drawing board is my suggestion.

I feel lousy as this took me months to put together and it seems to have been messed up to the point I can not modify, view or sort the set.

Thanks for the feedback. I will look into the browser issues.

BTW - I am fine with IE 7.0 on all applications I use. I will not change my browser just for this.

IE 7

I am using a very fast fiber optics (FIOS) internet connection.

Ran a speakeasy.net speed test 17.68 Mbs download, 21 Mbs upload.

I had sent Scott a seperate e-mail. I am dissapointed and will likely stop using the platform unless revamped.

1) Speed is extremely slow. Takes several minutes to access individual coins. Database needs to be tweaked for speed. Database does not load with coin description when typing in - further slowing process.

2) Updating coins is not intuitive. Old version much easier to use.

3) Import of old data is not consistent with the fields available in this one creating inconsistency in look and feel for new entries vs old.

4) Modifying existing entries doesnt work (for example upgrade, entering a new slab # isnt allowed). You need to remove old add new.

5) User flow is not intuitive.

Its a shame that NGC did not contemplate the impact on existing set and user friendliness. I have invested many man hours to enable my sets see this being lost. Proper quality control should be applied before releasing such major software version.

The web and the website was a key differentiator and draw for me to visit the site and if NGC is serious about this, it should roll back to old version and not use its client as testers of the software.

Nothing personal, just honest feedback from a very frustrated user.

Schaffhausen 1865 Shooting Taler 5 Francs NGC MS-64

1682 Salzburg Taler 1100 Years of the Bishopric State

PCGS MS-63

1735 Olmutz Bishop Wolfgang von Schrattenbach (1711-1738) Taler NGC AU-50

1735 Olmutz Taler

Danzig 5 Gulden (MEDAL) 750th anniversary NGC MS-65

Danzig 5 Gulden

Gotta love them Thalers.

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