Marianne.......Jackson64's better half!

[cpm9ball]

All of these range in size from 36-55mm. Some are copper, some bronze, some silver and some gilt. Here is Part I:

 

Chris

 

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Part II:

 

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Part III:

 

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Part IV:

 

 

 

[bsshog40]

Bunch of neat looking medals there Chris!

[EZ_E]

I think that Marianne looks especially sweet in silver! You have quite a collection going there, Chris!

[cpm9ball]

Thanks, Bobby!

 

Thanks, Victor! Yeah, she does look pretty sexy in a couple of them.

 

Chris

[jesbroken]

Cool medal collection, Chris. The fact that they are of various metals makes them even more interesting. Great job.

[physics-fan3.14]

Marianne is pretty cute. Coincidentally, I always liked Maryanne better than Ginger.

[EZ_E]

Marianne is pretty cute. Coincidentally, I always liked Maryanne better than Ginger.

 

 

[conqueror]

That is a very nice collection on metals, I just wish I knew little more about them?

 

John

[cpm9ball]

That is a very nice collection on metals, I just wish I knew little more about them?

 

John

 

Me too, John! The biggest drawback is that there is no comprehensive catalogue for the medals. All reference materials are published piecemeal not to mention that most are in French. If you wanted to try to purchase all of the separate works since (say) 1800, it would cost more than $2,000.

 

Chris

[jackson64]

Fabulous set chris, now you have me hooked. That website you referred me to is also great. I am already scoping a few I've seen on ebay...

[rbrown4]

All are very nice and beautiful, thanks for showing us.

 

Rey