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“1792” Chain Token
(Produced in 2019, 2020,
2022. Most of type 2A handled by distributor)
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Catalog #
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Size / Material
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Finish
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Mintage
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Price
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SCCT_1A 1,8
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28mm, copper / brass plug
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Satin
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4
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N/A
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SCCT_2A 2,7
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28mm, copper / silver
plug
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Satin
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814
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N/A
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SCCT_2B 2
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28mm, copper / silver
plug
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Circulated
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10
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N/A
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SCCT_2C 2,9
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28mm, copper / silver
plug
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Brown
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4
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N/A
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SCCT_3A 3
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28mm, copper / silver
plug
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Satin
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8
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N/A
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SCCT_3B 3
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28mm, copper / silver
plug
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Circulated
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26
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N/A
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SCCT_4A 4,8
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28mm, brass / silver plug
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Satin
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4
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N/A
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SCCT_4B 4,8
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28mm, brass / silver plug
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Circulated
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4
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N/A
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SCCT_5A 5
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28mm, 999 silver
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Satin
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Sold Out
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43
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$80
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SCCT_5B 5
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28mm, 999 silver
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Circulated
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29
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N/A
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SCCT_6A 6
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28mm, 999 gold
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Satin
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Sold Out
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6
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$1,375
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CTT_O1L A,B,D,F
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About 28mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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CTT_O1H A,B,D,G
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About 29mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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CTT_R1L A,C,D,F
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About 28mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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CTT_R1H A,C,D,G
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About 29mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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CTT_O2L A,B,E,F
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About 30mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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CTT_O2H A,B,E,G
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About 31mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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CTT_R2L A,C,E,F
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About 30mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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CTT_R2H A,C,E,G
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About 31mm, copper
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Brown
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3
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N/A
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Smooth edge. Coin-flip
orientation unless otherwise noted.
1) Struck on virgin copper
blanks with brass plugs.
2) Struck on virgin copper blanks with 999 silver plugs.
Most have a ¼ inch plug (enlarged after striking).
The last 103 struck have a 1/8 inch plug (enlarged
after striking).
3) Struck on US Mint copper
large cents (circa 1816-1856)
with 999 silver plugs installed (about 0.5 to 0.6 grams per plug).
4) Struck on virgin brass
blanks with 999 silver plugs
Two have normal plug (about 0.5 grams), and two have small plug.
5) Struck on virgin 999
silver blanks (about 8.3 to 9.5 grams each),
except one at 11.7 grams.
6) Struck on virgin 999
gold blanks (10+ grams each).
7) Six have medal-turn
orientation.
8) All have medal-turn
orientation.
9) Heat-toned before
strike.
Two have medal-turn orientation.
A) Uniface test strikes on
virgin copper blanks for a ghosting experiment.
Each item consists of a brockage pair using a blank die for one side.
B) Obverse (Liberty) die
has normal strike, reverse side has blank brockage.
C) Reverse (Chain) die has
normal strike, obverse side has blank brockage.
D) Struck on 1mm thick blanks.
E) Struck on 2mm thick
blanks.
F) Low tonnage strike
(about 35 tons).
G) High tonnage strike
(about 70 tons).
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Thomas Elder Store card
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Catalog #
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Size / Material
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Finish
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Mintage
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Price
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TE_71O_C 1,4
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28mm, copper
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Satin
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Sold Out
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17
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$65
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TE_71O_S 1,7
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999 silver
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Satin
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Sold Out
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18
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$65
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TE_71R_C 2,4
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28mm, copper
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Satin
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Sold Out
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17
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$65
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TE_71R_S 2,7
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999 silver
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Satin
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Sold Out
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18
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$65
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TE_84R_C 3,5
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copper
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Satin
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Test
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17
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N/A
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TE_84R_H 3,6
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800 silver
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Satin
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Test
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10
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N/A
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TE_84R_S 3,7
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999 silver
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Satin
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Test
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3
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N/A
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TE_71_Au 8
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999 Gold
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Satin
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Re-Strike
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10
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N/A
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TE_71_OS 9
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Misc. over-strike
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Satin
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67
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N/A
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Smooth edge. Struck in 2019
unless otherwise noted.
1) Thomas Elder portrait
die by Daniel Carr,
paired with vintage Elder die from Delorey-71 obverse (“LPE 1909”).
2) Thomas Elder portrait
die by Daniel Carr,
paired with vintage Elder die from Delorey-71 reverse (“1/2 NERVE”).
3) Thomas Elder portrait
die by Daniel Carr,
paired with vintage Elder die from Delorey-84 reverse
(“Coin Collectors of Canada”).
4) Struck on a copper US
large cent circa 1816-1856. Coin-flip orientation.
5) Struck on various
pre-Confederation Canadian copper tokens.
Those on Bank of Upper Canada tokens have coin-flip orientation.
All others have medal-turn orientation.
6) Struck on Canada silver
half dollars circa 1940-1967.
Medal-turn orientation.
7) Struck on virgin blanks.
About 13.3 grams. Medal-turn orientation.
8) 2020 re-strike from
original obverse and reverse dies (Delorey-71)
(“LPE 1909” / “1/2 NERVE”).
About 10.5 to 11.0 grams 999 gold. Counter-stamped in three places:
“24K” above “1/2” fraction;
“JD” (John Dean, dies owner) left of lemon.
“DC” (Daniel Carr, mint-master) right of lemon.
9) Daniel Carr flying eagle
concept dollar die paired with
Delorey-71 reverse (“1/2 NERVE”). Over-struck on various items such as:
US Mint dollars (Morgan, Peace, Eisenhower, Sacagawea/Presidents),
Kennedy half dollars, modern US Mint bronze medals, copper blanks.
Produced in 2023.
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2013-D Moonlight Mint
Grabener Press
5th
Anniversary Store Card Token
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Catalog #
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Size / Material
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Finish
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Final Mintage
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Price
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DC2013B 1
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39mm, brass
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Satin / Swirl PL
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test
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35
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N/A
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GP2013BP
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39mm, brass
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Swirl Proof-like
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Sold Out
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96
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$15
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GP2013CP
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39mm, copper
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Swirl Proof-like
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Sold Out
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122
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$15
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GP2013SP 2
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39mm, 1 troy oz. silver
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Swirl Proof-like
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Sold Out
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125
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$65
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Smooth edge. Obverse and
reverse as shown, except DC2013B.
1) 2013 mining logo obverse
(“316 Mining”, not shown) with
DC Mint-Master reverse.
2) Edge marked “ONE TROY OZ . 999 SILVER”,
except at least two with a completely blank edge.
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2006-D US Denver Mint 100th Anniversary Centennial Token
(Private issue, symbolic token, not legal tender.)
(Reeded edge, except smooth edge on TAMS issues.)
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Catalog #
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Size / Material
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Finish
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Final Mintage
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Price
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0011BP
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39mm, brass
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Proof-like
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SOLD OUT
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200
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$35
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0011BS
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39mm, brass
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Satin/P-L 2
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SOLD OUT
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50
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$25
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0011SP
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39mm, 1 troy oz. silver
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Proof-like 1
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SOLD OUT
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150
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$50
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0011SS
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39mm, 1 troy oz. silver
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Satin/P-L 2
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SOLD OUT
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50
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$45
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0011PP
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39mm, 1 troy oz.
.9995 palladium
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Proof-like
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SOLD OUT
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5
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$600
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0011GP
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39mm, 50 grams
24K gold
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Proof-like
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SOLD OUT
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5
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$1,600
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TAMS11B 3
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39mm, bronze
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Semi P-L
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?
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N/A
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TAMS11C 3
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39mm, copper
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Semi P-L
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N/A
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TAMS11S 3,4
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39mm, 1 troy oz. silver
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Semi P-L
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N/A
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TAMS11A 3
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39mm, aluminum
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Semi P-L
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10
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N/A
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0011PD 5
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39mm, copper
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Satin
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7
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N/A
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Brass and Silver issues
have a $20 symbolic face value.
Palladium and Gold issues have a $100 symbolic face value.
Silver issues are marked “1 TROY
OZ. .999 SILVER” below shield.
Palladium issues are marked “ONE TROY OZ. .9995 PALLADIUM” below shield.
Gold issues are marked “50 Grams GOLD 24K” below shield.
1) First issue of 100 has
satin-finish tympanum background.
Second issue of 50 has slightly polished tympanum background.
The difference between the two is very subtle.
2) Proof-like (polished
window pane) on window side.
Satin finish on shield side.
3) Token And Medal Society
(TAMS) issue.
Shows TAMS logo in place of shield.
“TAMS 46th Annual Assembly” noted in front of window pane.
Minted and sold by TAMS. See TAMS 2006
annual medal.
Ten bronze and ten copper were given a post-strike antique finish.
Those antiqued medals, along with the 10 aluminum medals,
were available only in the 10 Special Sets.
The silver medals in the Special Sets have edge numbers 1 through 10.
4) Individual serial number on edge.
5) Test strike in 2009 with a “1964” Peace Dollar obverse and shield reverse.
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