by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 2, 2024 | History, Numismatics
Twenty-seven years5,714 strikeouts7 no-hitters324 winsand one World Series championship. One man – NOLAN RYAN Mets 1965-1971Angels 1971-1979Astros 1981-1989Rangers 1989-1993 SCARSDALE COIN IN PARTNERSHIP WITH STEINER SPORTS AND ICG ARE PROUD TO OFFER...
by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 2, 2024 | History, Numismatics
1961 CSA Silver 1c Bashlow Trial Hub (Obv / Rev) NGC MS65 Bashlow Uniface 1861 Confederate Cent Splashers. Struck circa 1961 by Robert Bashlow, from a hub made from the original 1861 Confederate cent dies, which by then were (per Breen) “defaced with...
by Scarsdale Coin | Feb 2, 2024 | History, Numismatics
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...
by Scarsdale Coin | Jan 25, 2024 | History, Numismatics
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...
by Scarsdale Coin | Dec 21, 2023 | Resources, Numismatics
In the captivating realm of numismatics, the term “bourse” resonates as a key element in the world of coin collecting shows. This blog aims to shed light on why the bourse has become an indispensable feature, transforming these events into dynamic hubs for...
by Scarsdale Coin | Dec 16, 2023 | History, Numismatics
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...