by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 4, 2024 | History, Numismatics
1799 New York NY R E NY 622 NY Associate Church NGC XF40 1799 Associate Church Token, XF40 Rulau E-NY-622, New York, New York R7 White metal, plain edge. A major rarity that Robert Vlack calls “the earliest dated American communion...by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 4, 2024 | Numismatics, History
1945 Saudi Arabia 1P NGC MS62 ARAMCO These pieces have an extremely interesting history. While not technically considered coins, they were struck by the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia in order to satisfy the debts owed to Saudi Arabia’s Arabian American Oil Company,...by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 4, 2024 | History, Numismatics
REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION FROM COIN NEWS TODAY SEPTEMBER 15TH 2006 Coin collectors have always loved collecting error coins, such as the famous 1937 D three legged buffalo nickel and more recently the Wisconsin Extra Leaf State Quarter. However what may...by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 4, 2024 | History, Numismatics
1943 PCGS MS61 1c Stuck on Silver 10c Blank We are sure that you have heard of the 1943 Cents that accidently were stuck on copper planchets or blanks and have sold for a million dollars… for those of you in search of something just as cool…. We present...by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 4, 2024 | History, Numismatics
1759 (Circa 1985) Martha Washington Five Cent Test Piece, Judd-2182, Pollock-Unlisted, R.7 PCGS AU58. 77.08 gn, virtually equal to the 5.0 gm statutory weight of a Jefferson nickel. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. Unlisted in Pollock, who describes only dime,...Jon Lerner, Scarsdale Coin president, is a recognized expert in the numismatist field. Jon has spent over 30 years collecting and evaluating coins. He is often sought out by fellow coin collectors for his advice and knowledge of rare coins.
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