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Bowers on collecting: Some interesting medals from the ANA World’s Fair of Money

August 28, 2019 Mint News Blog Leave a comment

By Q. David Bowers
I love tokens and medals (and many other numismatic items as well)

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Bowers on collecting: Some interesting medals from the ANA World’s Fair of Money

August 28, 2019 Mint News Blog Leave a comment

By Q. David Bowers
I love tokens and medals (and many other numismatic items as well)

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Bowers on collecting: Some interesting medals from the ANA World’s Fair of Money

August 28, 2019 Q. David Bowers Leave a comment

I love tokens and medals (and many other numismatic items as well). At the recent World’s Fair of Money, I poked around the bourse and bought a number of interesting things

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An Open Letter to Bill Hyder and the Token and Medal Society

May 2, 2019 CoinWeek Leave a comment

By Dennis Tucker – Publisher, Whitman Publishing, LLC …… April 2019 Dear Bill, I’ve got something to vent about. Your article in the January/February 2019 issue of the Token and Medal Society’s TAMS Journal (“Merchant Token Ephemera From Wiley, Kansas”) makes me feel like I’ve been asleep for the past 15 years as a […]

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An open letter from Dennis Tucker to Bill Hyder and the Token and Medal Society

April 30, 2019 Dennis Tucker Leave a comment

From Dennis Tucker
Atlanta, Georgia
To Mr. Bill Hyder
Scott’s Valley, California
April 2019
Dear Bill,
I’ve got something to vent about

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Get a free book when joining TAMS

December 16, 2018 Numismatic News Staff Leave a comment

A free book for joining the Token and Medal Society is a new membership offer being made in 2019.

Regular dues are $30 annually.
In return, members receive six issues of the TAMS Journal, get access to the extensive TAMS library, and discounts on other TAMS-sponsored publications

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New Token and Medal Society journal features Rochester medals, maverick tokens, and more

The September/October 2018 issue of the TAMS Journal (the official journal of the Token and Medal Society) has been shipped to Society members and will be in mailboxes shortly if they haven’t arrived already.
Features in volume LVIII, no

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New Token and Medal Society journal features Rochester medals, maverick tokens, and more

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New Token and Medal Society journal features Rochester medals, maverick tokens, and more

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New Token and Medal Society journal features Rochester medals, maverick tokens, and more

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New Token and Medal Society journal features Rochester medals, maverick tokens, and more

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The Dentuck ANA blog: Wednesday, August 15, 2018

August 16, 2018 Dennis Tucker Leave a comment

Bowers, Burdette, Books, and Beards at America’s Biggest Coin Show
There’s something magical about the American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money. For most collectors and dealers, this is the biggest “coin show” of the year

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The Dentuck ANA blog: Wednesday, August 15, 2018

August 16, 2018 Dennis Tucker Leave a comment

Philadelphia, home of the Liberty Bell, is the host city of the 2018 American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money. (Photo courtesy U

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The Dentuck ANA blog: Wednesday, August 15, 2018

August 16, 2018 Dennis Tucker Leave a comment

Philadelphia, home of the Liberty Bell, is the host city of the 2018 American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money. (Photo courtesy U

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The Rise and Fall of the Franklin Mint

July 25, 2018 David Alexander Leave a comment

By David Thomason Alexander for CoinWeek …. In 2016, the meteoric career of the Franklin Mint (FM) has ended in Never-Never-Land as a dusty footnote in U.S. numismatic history. Since it first burst into the headlines in 1965 until the announcement that it was ceasing production of medals, coins and collectibles early in 2003, the […]

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Bowers on collecting: Collecting medals in 2018 and in 1789

July 11, 2018 Q. David Bowers Leave a comment

Today in 2018 the collecting of medals is at an all-time high. This is due to several aspects

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Bowers on collecting: Collecting medals in 2018 and in 1789

July 11, 2018 Mint News Blog Leave a comment

By Q. David Bowers
Today in 2018 the collecting of medals is at an all-time high

Bowers on collecting: Collecting medals in 2018 and in 1789

July 11, 2018 Mint News Blog Leave a comment

By Q. David Bowers
Today in 2018 the collecting of medals is at an all-time high

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Exploring Tokens & Medals Through the Eyes of a Longtime Coin Collector

January 22, 2018 Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez Leave a comment

By Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez for CoinWeek.com …… I’ve been rediscovering the joys of tokens & medals lately. I say “rediscovering” because I’ve actually been accumulating them–along with medals and other forms of exonumia–since I was a child. I just never formally considered myself a “collector” of tokens and medals, because I spent much more time […]

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The Rise and Fall of the Franklin Mint

August 24, 2017 David Alexander Leave a comment

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Civil War Tokens and Store Cards in Stack’s Bowers June Baltimore Auction

June 21, 2017 Stack's Bowers Leave a comment

By Q. David Bowers – Stack’s Bowers …… Welcome to our offering of Civil War store cards–a presentation of scarce, rare, and unique coins–including many pieces that are not represented in major collections (such as the marvelous holding of the American Numismatic Society). As mentioned in the descriptions, “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” is a phrase that can […]

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David Sklow to Manage ANA’s Dwight N. Manley Library

November 6, 2015 American Numismatic Association Leave a comment

American Numismatic Association Veteran Joins Staff Renowned bibliophile David Sklow has joined the American Numismatic Association (ANA) staff as the manager of the Dwight N. Manley Library. Sklow will oversee and manage the library and its assets. During his previous employment, he served in a similar capacity as Director for the ANA Library and Research […]

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First Read: Benjamin Franklin in Terra Cotta

May 29, 2015 David Alexander Leave a comment

First Read, a CoinWeek continuing series of essays about classic and contemporary works of numismatic literature… Essay by David Thomason Alexander, Founder Medal Collectors of America for CoinWeek…. Benjamin Franklin in Terra Cotta: Portrait Medallions by Jean-Baptiste Nini at the Chateau of Chaumont; Medallions of Franklin and of American Interest by Jean Martin Renaud; […]

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