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Brooklyn Bridge Medal Struck in white metal with dies by George Lovett. 52mm which makes it a rather large medal. Reverse shows the sun over the Brooklyn bridge and the East river. Attribution is Douglas 7A.   |
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Here's another. Miller Mass-55, the token is one of the originals that were struck in 1859. (Later mulings were struck in the 1867-71 period) Mint state, and struck in copper, it is also cataloged as a Baker-560.  Thanks, Cheetah |
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02/21/2012 1:33 pm
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Edited by augold
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@CCya - nice specimens, indeed!
And your photography on the third specimen is awesome!
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@augold - the coloring and iridescence of your latest specimen is spectacular.
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CheetahCat-
it aged very well, carbon spot and all.
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@augold - in your last posts, how are you shooting them? Are you using a copy stand?
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@CheetahCats
am using tripod with the legs collapsed.
plan to update system to include some of the methods I am learning here
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