Click Here or on the image above to view the Seattle 1962 Fixed Price List
Click Here or on the image above to view the February 2022 Fixed Price List
Click Here or on the image above to view the 8th Fellowship Gathering Medals Fixed Price List
Click Here or on the image above to view the November 2021 Fixed Price List
Recent Blog Posts
NGC is not going to charge $5 extra to put SH#’s on their slabs
Posted October 28, 2021
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Upward Pressure on So-Called Dollar Values
Posted September 18, 2021
Check out these recent auction prices realized...
Comprehensive Fixed Price List Available
Click on the links below to see the latest comprehensive fixed price list of So-Called Dollars offered for sale, or view them all here:
- Fixed Price List Seattle 1962 SCD’s
- Fixed Price List February 2022
- Fixed Price List 8th Gathering Medals
- Fixed Price List November 2021
- Fixed Price List October 2021
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Coin Shows
Colorado Springs Coin Show | Jun. 23–25
This show is the weekend between the ANA's Summer Seminal classes. If there are any so-called dollars in particular you are looking for, let me know and I'll bring them to the show.
CoinX West
Colorado Springs Coin Show
Jun. 23–25, 2022
Colorado Springs Event Center
Hall A, 3960 Palmer Park Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money | Aug. 16–20
I am looking forward to seeing everyone at the ANA Convention. Bill will be there with me.
ANA
American Numismatic Association World's Fair of Money
Aug. 16–20, 2022
Donald E. Stephens Convention Center - Hall A
Rosemont, IL
TABLE # 1654
View all the past and upcoming coin shows and other numismatic events we plan on attending on our events page.
New Book: So-Called Dollars from the Pacific Coast Expositions
The latest publication on so-called dollars by Jeff Shevlin & Bill Hyder “So-Called Dollars from the Pacific Coast Expositions“ won awards at the American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money as the Best Book of the Year on medals and tokens. We hope you order it and know you will enjoy reading it.
Q. David Bowers in his preface for the book states “With its captivating narrative, color pictures, and other details you will have an ‘I am here’ experience when reading about the expositions… I suspect this will be a dangerous book to own – for it might compel you to collect so-called dollars.”
Hardbound, 8 ½ x 11, 300 page, full color editions are $59.95. A signed and numbered collector’s leather bound edition, limited to 100 copies, is available for $149.95. An exclusive commemorative medal will be encased in the cover of each collectors leather bound edition. Shipping is $4.50 per book.
Just Released: So-Called Dollar Collectors Pocket Price Guide
The annual “So-Called Dollar Collectors Pocket Price Guide” provides values for so-called dollars and is published in conjunction with the book “So-Called Dollars from the Pacific Coast Expositions”. Eight expositions were held on the Pacific Coast:
In addition to providing values for so-called dollars from the pacific coast expositions in grades EF-40, AU-50, MS-60, MS-63 and MS-65, the Pocket Price Guide has high quality photos of each type, rarity information and identifies all the various metal compositions they were struck in. There is a check box for each variety with room for notes so collectors can keep track of what they have and what they are looking for. Each year additional so-called dollars will be added to the Pocket Price Guide until all so-called dollars are included.
Values for so-called dollars fluctuate just as values for U.S. coins fluctuate. Many factors influence their values and the Collectors Pocket Price Guide will be published annually to provide collectors and dealers with valuable pricing information. The Pocket Price Guide is $19.95. Shipping is $4.50.
CoinWeek: Collecting Medals in America – a Discussion with Jeff Shevlin – an audio podcast
CoinWeek sits down with So-Called Dollar expert Jeff Shevlin to talk about the ebb and flow of medal collecting in America. For generations, American communities commemorated important moments with the production of medals and tokens. We tell some of those stories and talk about how today’s medals and tokens are different. This is an audio podcast, there is no video.
So-Called Book Review
Click here (pdf) to view Eric Schena’s review of the NEW book “So-Called Dollars from the Pacific Coast Expositions”.