Quote from Kevin Himber on January 9, 2016, 5:07 pmIt's very nice, and it's hard to say what it would/could sell for. If you get two bidders against one another, it could go up to $400-$600, but given that I have seen these medals for sale before, I can't see someone spending thousands unless they absolutely have a thing for this particular piece. I think something like $200 is low... i'd pay more that that for this piece if it were on the open market.... but not thousands.
It's very nice, and it's hard to say what it would/could sell for. If you get two bidders against one another, it could go up to $400-$600, but given that I have seen these medals for sale before, I can't see someone spending thousands unless they absolutely have a thing for this particular piece. I think something like $200 is low... i'd pay more that that for this piece if it were on the open market.... but not thousands.
Quote from Kevin Himber on January 9, 2016, 5:09 pmI am new to this forum and I just wanted to hear what people think of my latest find. Here it is an HK-762 holed with a hanger and a ribbon.
I am new to this forum and I just wanted to hear what people think of my latest find. Here it is an HK-762 holed with a hanger and a ribbon.
Quote from Kevin Himber on January 12, 2016, 4:17 amHere is the reverse.
Here is the reverse.
Quote from bill on January 13, 2016, 11:36 amHi Kevin, that is a beautiful piece, and very rare. There are none certified by NGC, and the one in my collection grades fine with a hole in it.
Hi Kevin, that is a beautiful piece, and very rare. There are none certified by NGC, and the one in my collection grades fine with a hole in it.
Quote from Jeff Shevlin on January 13, 2016, 5:57 pmI recently came across what appears to be a mule of the Tower of the Sun Dollar and the Type I Lord's Prayer (the Protestant variety with "...forgive us our debts") https://www.flickr.com/photos/georgemo/24139492431/in/dateposted/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/georgemo/23593836774/in/photostream/ I would tentatively catalog this as a 479a but I could also see 490b being an equally valid way to shoehorn it in. Thoughts?
I recently came across what appears to be a mule of the Tower of the Sun Dollar and the Type I Lord's Prayer (the Protestant variety with "...forgive us our debts") https://www.flickr.com/photos/georgemo/24139492431/in/dateposted/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/georgemo/23593836774/in/photostream/ I would tentatively catalog this as a 479a but I could also see 490b being an equally valid way to shoehorn it in. Thoughts?
Quote from Kevin Himber on January 16, 2016, 12:56 pmI believe that this is an extremely rare SCD. Has anyone ever seen one in person?
I believe that this is an extremely rare SCD. Has anyone ever seen one in person?
Quote from Kevin Himber on January 16, 2016, 12:58 pmI just received the medal in the mail and I thought that I would post a couple more close up pictures.
I just received the medal in the mail and I thought that I would post a couple more close up pictures.
Quote from Kevin Himber on February 20, 2016, 10:54 amHere is the reverse
Here is the reverse
Quote from Pioneer on February 20, 2016, 12:07 pmBeautiful HK-762. I love that it's on the hangar! I certainly agree with Jeff.... very rare. I think the last time I saw one for sale was in 2012. I only have the attached piece with an HK-762 obverse which is presumably a variety issued for the same statue dedication event in 1891 in Lexington VA. edited by rjesinger on 1/17/2016
Beautiful HK-762. I love that it's on the hangar! I certainly agree with Jeff.... very rare. I think the last time I saw one for sale was in 2012. I only have the attached piece with an HK-762 obverse which is presumably a variety issued for the same statue dedication event in 1891 in Lexington VA. edited by rjesinger on 1/17/2016