Alan V. Weinberg Collection (Agricultural and Mechanical Society Medals)

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Last Updated: 2022-03-24

Agricultural and Mechanical Society medals from the Alan V. Weinberg collection.

Detalhes da coleção

Total de Itens: 179
Tamanho: unknown

Trabalho (179)

141. Mechanics and Agricultural Fairs Association of Louisianna

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: Minutely hand-engraved awardee inscription on the ribbon above the pelican. For some strange reason this is listed in silver and brz as a so-called dollar in Hibler-Kappen. I sold a similar awarded/inscribed silver which the buyer tried to slab with NGC- back it came in a "body bag"- labeled as "graffiti"! Yeow!.

142. Kansas Agricultural & Mechanical Association

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments:

143. Kansas Agricultural & Mechanical Association

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments:

144. Illinois State Agricultural Society

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: Much rarer than the later design of a standing farmer.

145. Illinois State Agricultural Society

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: Much rarer than the later design of a standing farmer.

146. Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: Perhaps 20 x rarer than the US Mint 1857 design. Unawarded.

147. Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: Perhaps 20 x rarer than the US Mint 1857 design. Unawarded.

148. Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: This apparently English-struck Hawaiian 1880 die style is distinctly different from the 1857 US Mint version and considerably rarer in any metal.

149. Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: This apparently English-struck Hawaiian 1880 die style is distinctly different from the 1857 US Mint version and considerably rarer in any metal.

150. North Georgia Stock and Fair Association, Atlanta, GA

Descrição:: Alan V. Weinberg comments: For some unexplained reason this medal is somewhat "common" in silver - particularly for a "Deep South" medal- and almost always is unengraved/unawarded and usually comes nice Ext. Fine or better. I'd say I've seen perhaps 25 in silver over the years with maybe 1 or 2 engraved to a recipient. I'm thinking that the numerous silvers I've seen are an unawarded "remainder". I've never heard of a gold and heard of only one bronze sold decades ago in a PCAC sale. In original case.

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