Ephraim Brasher Teapot Stand
American Late Colonial or Early Federal teapot stand by Ephraim Brasher of New York City, c.1770 – 1790. This wonderful teapot tray is 7 5/8″ long, 5 3/8″ wide, 7/8″ tall and weighs 205 grams or 6.6 ozs. Troy. It bears the EB mark of Brasher′s,...
A Bechtler PCGS PR64 K-30 Chapman Restrike
August Bechtler struck the very rare K-29 five dollar gold pieces in the later period of the Bechtler family coinage, from 1842-1852. Henry Chapman (a notable coin dealer) recovered the dies for this issue and polished them up to produce restrikes of the earlier issue...
1861 Confederate Cent Bashlow Restrike Copper Ingot # 51 of 100 (PAPERWEIGHT)
The Confederate Cent is a great rarity. The origin of the Confederate cent is as follows: in 1861 an official of the Confederate States of America contacted the jewelry firm of Bailey & Co (later Bailey, Banks, and Biddle) and requested a die cutter who...
1861 Confederate States Of America PCGS MS 62
1861 C.S.A. half dollar. Restrike. MS-62 (PCGS). A lovely specimen of one of America’s favorite coins, J.W. Scott & Company’s 1879 restrike employing the reverse of the 1861 Confederate States of America half dollar stamped on a planed-down 1861-O...
Unveiling the Top 5 Rare Coins Every Collector Dreams Of A Numismatic Odyssey Part-5
The 2007 $1 Million Canadian Coin – A Modern Marvel of Numismatics Conclude our numismatic journey with a look at the 2007 $1 Million Canadian Coin, a modern marvel boasting impressive dimensions and purity. Learn about its record-breaking status as the...
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