Additions to your Collection - December 2023

Hi All

With Christmas on its way, I thought I would put up another submissions page for all us Exonumia collectors to show off their recent finds.  Good luck with the hunt for new items, and Merry Christmas.

LDC63

Hi All

 

With Christmas on its way, I thought I would put up another submissions page for all us Exonumia collectors to show off their recent finds.  Good luck with the hunt for new items, and Merry Christmas.

Sorry mate, I ran over you and the thread is placed on free discussion as last time  17:15

(November was also in that thread)

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic139339.html

Hello and don't be sad - next time I'll let you win - we're rarely all in the same sandbox - what do they like to play.

Ivan

I feel a little sad that the exonimia forum is so quiet, especially since about half of coin identity threads turn out to be exonimia.

I'll put this piece here just because I cant stand a thread without pictures.

I think this is a “so-called-dollar”. It is 36mm dia, and appears to be made of pewter.

 Just now won this … 

‘Nuremberg Medal Emergency and Control Token 1816-1817 Silver plated’ 

O GIEB MIR BROD MICH HUNGERT / Stettner / IETTON 

VERZAGET NICHT GOTT LEBET NOCH / 

1 MAAS BIER - 1lb 3L - 12 KR / 1816 U 1817 L 

Medaille Jeton
von J. T. Stettner - Lauer
1816 / 1817
Anlass: Auf die Brot- und Bierteuerung - Gebt mir Brod mich hungert
Vs: sitzende Mutter mit zwei Kindern - O gib mir Brod mich hungert
Rs: Waage, darunter Anker und Garbe, Schrift: verzaget nicht - Gott lebed noch!
Messing-versilbert
11,72g
33,8mm
Erl. 4, Slg. Erl. 1177. Slg. Brettauer 2006
Stempelglanz 

Similar: N#24759 

Commemorative issue: Famine of 1816 caused by the Tambora Volcanic eruption in 1815 

Kingdom of Bavaria (German States) 

Loving all of the ones I see 😍

here two more recent additions that I probably still have to add on here.

A silver shooting festival medal from Wilhelmshaven 1925

and a more modern medal with the largest ever built battleship in Europe to date the Tirpitz

Silver medal from 1984

  I have two Exonumia additions, about 300 years apart …  

‘Antique brass (Farthing size) Jeton Approx 20mm’ [Approx. 1720 date] 

[LVD XV D G FR NA ET REX // IOH ALB DORN / RE PF] 
N#283695 

'Silbermünze USA Silver Eagle AI Cyber Woman (4) 2023 1 oz Farbe Stempelglanz' 
 

 Details, translated from the German seller: 

American Silver Eagle 2023 - USA
Artificial Intelligence - Cyber Woman
1 oz / 1 ounce 999 silver - 31.1 grams
Color-finished - with product card

The motif shows a futuristic figure. It represents the interface between people and technology.
The American bald eagle is depicted on the reverse with an oak branch in its talons.

Edition only 2,500 pieces

Details:
Weight: 1 Oz - approximately 31.1 grams
Fineness: 999 / 1,000 silver
Diameter: approx. 40.60 mm
Face value: 1 USD
Year of issue: 2023

The coin was refined by a third private company. 

 There are four designs - here are the other three, for information … 

That's remarkable. Is the walking liberty still on the coin, or is it machined flat to apply the image?

what do they mean “The coin was refined by a third private company ”,  the US Mint?

 Thanks! Not sure, until it arrives. 

My guess is it started out as a US Mint coin, 

then the third party added the stunning sticker. 

I added a a little more to my Franklin Mint collection. I have added a few and have many more to add.

Pro Football's Immortals Mini Collection

50 mini Silver

Franklin Mint - History of the United States

200 Bronze medals

States of the Union Mini Collection

50 mini silver

But I also acquired 4 more reference books!

Putting a request for Oregon tonight.

Kappen2

Reiter

Waiting for approval: A tune for a Token (Reference)

Hi, new member here, I like the thread, have a fair bit of exonumia. Here is a recent addition.

1862 Washington portrait by Anthony Paquet, assistant engraver at the US mint 1857-1864

And next time I’ll post from my computer an edit the pictures first!

Bluewind

Hi, new member here, I like the thread, have a fair bit of exonumia. Here is a recent addition.

 

Hello and welcome to Numista!

In case you haven't found it yet, here it is in the catalog:

N#191202

Bluewind

Hi, new member here, I like the thread, have a fair bit of exonumia. Here is a recent addition.

 

1862 Washington portrait by Anthony Paquet, assistant engraver at the US mint 1857-1864

 

And next time I’ll post from my computer an edit the pictures first!

Nice medal! I am very interested in the exomunia the US Mint has produced over the years