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I thought that might be the case, I've heard different stories on the subject.

This blows me away. I bought mine a couple of years ago for $10 and never thought anything else about it, then, I seen one for sale.It sold for almost $200 raw.

Now, granted, the original dies were used, to the best of my knowledge, and there were only 20,000 made of the copper but jeez.

I have also seen examples graded by NGC, yes it's recognized, graded MS-68 has a buy it now price of $400 on Ebay.

Any input or thoughts on this token/medal.

By the way I thought about having mine graded but after seeing the pix I'll keep it raw..

Bravo nice Indians....

Very nice Mods people, keep em coming.

Yes do tell!

Looks more like AU to me, nice pick up.

White medal tends to "gray" on the high points and this piece has

an unfortunate hit on Victoria's neck. Nevertheless, it's nice to pick

up a cool medal without breaking the bank!

Seems like a common way to commemorate a meeting between heads of state was

this sort of medal in white metal with facing heads. Couldn't find this one in Brown's BHM's.

 

WOW!

Very nice, love the error.

Found in the garden

In the Garden of what? Eden.

Rey you just keep them coming, I always enjoy seeing your collection.

Ike's are catching on I even bought a book on the different variety's. Go figure.

Nice coins everybody, I need to buy some coins, so I can be a part of it.

A lot of good books already mentioned, but a must for error collectors:

Cherrypickers guide

the price guide to mint errors, this book goes into detail about the different planchet errors, 8 different types of Hub Doubling, just on and on, very good book,

Strike it rich with pocket change: ok for modern stuff.

That is truly awesome, if they weren't side by side like that I'd never know, what you did is truly educational. Question; Is this one of those mules that were purposely made or is it an actual error?

Bruce and Skyman, Where do you find those toners? or do you make them yourself, if so I would like the recipe. De'amn them are nice.

Just picked up my first three legger. I always wanted one.

 

Will you play "guess the grade"and when playing please share with us the basis for your grade? No Cheating.

 

Photos and coin courtesy of the amazing Mr. Michael Printz.

 

Best regards to all,

 

 

Oh Man! That is my dream coin, I wish I would have bought one back when they were semi affordable.

Well, I got home today and the mail person was very good to me today. Ten coins arrived today. :banana: :banana: :banana:

 

Here are the first two:

 

1883 5C No Cents MS63 - Old NGC holder:

 

Closeup's:

 

1938 D Buffalo MS 64 - Old NGC holder:

 

Closeup's:

 

Fire away while I crop the others.

Man that 38 D Buff is a lock for an upgrade, From what I see there's nothing on the cheek but luster, I love it.

And Winston I apologize I was unaware of the grade, with the color and grade confirmation I'd say you done A' ok.

Winstonware no offense, but only $65, that seems like a lot of money for a 64 Kennedy.

Though the coin is beautiful.

Nice Frankies. High grades too, WOW.

WOW! Some of these coins are amazing, you'd think somebody minted them just yesterday.

Gotta love DMPL's.

Nice coins everybody.

From the pics I'd say that's a pretty good MS- 63.

Very nice colors on them coins. I like them.