So-Called Dollars Fixed Price List: Continental Dollar Restrikes
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2023 Silver Continental Dollar Restrike
$100.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in silver and edge marked “ONE TROY OZ. 999 FINE SILVER”, struck by Daniel…
2023 Silver with Select Gold-Plating Continental Dollar Restrike
$125.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in silver with select gold-plating and edge marked “ONE TROY OZ. 999 FINE SILVER”,…
2023 Copper Continental Dollar Restrike
$50.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in copper by Daniel Carr. The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors…
2023 Copper with Select Gold-Plating Continental Dollar Restrike
$75.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in Copper with Select Gold-Plating by Daniel Carr. The Continental Dollar restrikes have been…
2023 Nickel Continental Dollar Restrike
$35.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in Nickel by Daniel Carr. The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors…
2023 Brass Continental Dollar Restrike
$35.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in Brass by Daniel Carr. The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors…
2023 Aluminum Continental Dollar Restrike
$35.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in Aluminum by Daniel Carr. The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors…
2023 Gold Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Struck in Gold and edge marked “50 GRAMS 999+ GOLD” (1.6 ounces of Gold), struck…
2023 Gold Overstruck on a U.S. 1861 Double Eagle Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Overstruck on a United States 1861 Gold Double Eagle $20 gold piece, overstruck by Daniel…
2023 Gold Overstruck on a U.S. 1876 Double Eagle Continental Dollar Restrike
$5,000.00 · 2023 · GEM BU
Overstruck on a United States 1876 Gold Double Eagle $20 gold piece, overstruck by Daniel…
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CONTINENTAL DOLLAR RESTRIKES
The Continental Dollar restrikes have been popular with collectors since they were originally made in 1861 by Professor Montroville Dickeson. Dickeson’s dies fell into the hands of a number of prominent numismatists including Thomas Elder, Q. David Bowers and Robert Bashlow, that used them to issue restrikes.
The dies were reported to have been donated to the Smithsonian, but the hubs used to create those dies were acquired by Jeff Shevlin and were used to create new dies. Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint created the new dies from which these restrikes were made.
Jeff Shevlin, the So-Called Guy, a nationally recognized expert on So-Called Dollars, historical U.S. medals, is offering the restrikes in gold, silver, copper, brass, aluminum, and nickel. The restrikes are 39mm, the same size as the original. The medals were struck by Daniel Carr of the Moonlight Mint.
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