FSH: MAKE OFFERS! Early Commem. Medals, NGC Lincoln Cents, added PCGS Lincoln Cents

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Raw 1634-1935 Maryland Tercentenary Medal. Taylor 15, 56.9mm Bronze. Hans Schuler design (same as half dollar), (MACO). Unc., Obv.: Scene showing Lord Calvert holding Lord Baltimore's instructions. To right, Capt. Thomas Cornwallis and Rev. Andrew White. A Indian kneels at left. Rev.: Portrait of Gov. Albert Richie with Tercentenary legend around. $75 delivered.

 

Raw 1870 Pilgrim Jubilee Memorial, HK-13, R-5, silver-plated. Commemorates the 250th Anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims. Rare in all metals. $108 delivered.

 

Raw, 1635-1935 (3" dia.) Connecticut Tercentenary Medal. In November, 1934, appeared the official Commemorative Medal in bronze designed by Mr. Henry G. Kreis of Essex, and struck by the Medallic Art Company. Mr. George Dudley Seymour was chairman of the Committee which worked out the problems involved in preparing this very appropriate souvenir. Twenty-five hundred copies have been struck, of which the first two hundred were numbered and sold at advanced price.

On the obverse of the medal is shown a group of early settlers dominated by the tall figure of Thomas Hooker. On the scroll was the phrase "Connecticut 1635-1935." A somewhat modernized representation of the three vines with nine clusters of grapes of the original coat of arms of the State, together with the motto "Qui transtulit sustinet" ( he who transplanted sustains) appeared on the reverse. Besides the vines, with letters vertically placed, were the words "Religion," "Law," "Education." about the circumference was the phrase "Three Centuries of Self-Government Based on Constitutional Liberty" to express the contribution of Connecticut to orderly government and civilization. $60 delivered.

 

Raw, 1907 William McKinley Memorial Dedication Medal. $50 delivered.

 

Vermont Sesquicentennial Medal. Charles Keck states: ‘I have made a medal about 2 ½ inches in diameter, on one side of which I have represented Green Mountain boy with coonskin cap in which appears a sprig of evergreen, and holding a gun in his hands, and in the background I have indicated the original American flag and the inscription, Vermont Sesqui-Centennial. 

On the reverse I have a wreath of laurel with the names of the leading men inscribed on the ribbon which ties it together. In the center of this wreath is ‘Fay’s Tavern.’ On the outside off this wreath is the inscription, ‘Battle of Bennington 1777-1927,’ and fourteen stars, indicating that Vermont was the fourteenth State to enter the Union’. SOLD

 

65RB with super color. $110 delivered.

 

 

A nice coin. $85 delivered.

 

 

A little color and strong for the grade. $60 delivered.

Super Color. $75 delivered.     Very nice lustre with some good color. POP 2 in +, 9 in 67. $105. delivered.
Nice purple mixed in with the brown. Reverse "O" in one is strong. Overall well struck. $65 delivered. Some nice purple shown. Overall weakly struck. $50 delivered.
Not much I can say bad about this piece. Maybe top of "O" in "One" a little weak. Pretty much standard for the reverse of a Lincoln cent of this era. Some green mixed in there. $110 delivered.

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