Eclectic Numismatic Treasure (Miscellaneous)

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91 Items

Last Updated: 2022-03-24

Eclectic Numismatic Treasure collection items not falling into a standard category.

Collection Details

Total items: 91
Size: unknown

Works (91)

1. Engraver's Calling Card

Description:: Engraved silver plate, "Jeweler's School of Letter Engraving." Used as a calling card to demonstrate the engraver's (Claude S. Johnson) best work.

2. Hood's Advertisment

Description:: Advertising piece for Hood's Sarsaparilla, featuring The Story of a Counterfeit Dollar, with covers bearing the obverse and reverse of an 1889 Morgan dollar.

3. Toned 1794 Dollar

Description:: Artfully toned Gallery Mint reproduction of U.S. 1794 silver dollar. Acquired from Alan Weinberg, who stored these in old envelopes. The contrasting X-shaped obverse marks were caused by rubber bands placed around the envelopes.

4. Toned 1794 Dollar

Description:: Artfully toned Gallery Mint reproduction of U.S. 1794 silver dollar. Acquired from Alan Weinberg, who stored these in old envelopes. The contrasting X-shaped obverse marks were caused by rubber bands placed around the envelopes.

5. Toned 1794 Dollar

Description:: Artfully toned Gallery Mint reproduction of U.S. 1794 silver dollar. Acquired from Alan Weinberg, who stored these in old envelopes. The contrasting X-shaped obverse marks were caused by rubber bands placed around the envelopes.

6. Toned 1794 Dollar

Description:: Artfully toned Gallery Mint reproduction of U.S. 1794 silver dollar. Acquired from Alan Weinberg, who stored these in old envelopes. The contrasting X-shaped obverse marks were caused by rubber bands placed around the envelopes.

7. Toned 1794 Dollar

Description:: Artfully toned Gallery Mint reproduction of U.S. 1794 silver dollar. Acquired from Alan Weinberg, who stored these in old envelopes. The contrasting X-shaped obverse marks were caused by rubber bands placed around the envelopes.

8. Toned 1794 Dollar

Description:: Artfully toned Gallery Mint reproduction of U.S. 1794 silver dollar. Acquired from Alan Weinberg, who stored these in old envelopes. The contrasting X-shaped obverse marks were caused by rubber bands placed around the envelopes.

9. Bust Dollar Purse

Description:: Change purse fashioned from 1800 Bust dollar. Edge engraved A. L. Briggs / 12/25/[18]94.

10. Bust Dollar Purse

Description:: Change purse fashioned from 1800 Bust dollar. Edge engraved A. L. Briggs / 12/25/[18]94.

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