Fair Price For This Feuchtwanger?

The only book I know of is The identification of the Feuchtwanger cents, Low 120 by James Theodore Koutsoures printed in 1981. I believe it is the standard reference. The Lyman Low reference on Hard Times tokens mentioned a few of the varieties but did not try to be a true attribuion guide for them. Likewise the Russell Rulau book on tokens also does not get into all the die varieties. About four years ago there was a good attribution guide published in the Token and Medals Society Journal but it did not have any plates with it. I have created a document (MS Word and PDF) based on that TAMS article, added one new variety that has been discovered since the article was written and added images of most of the obverse and reverse dies. If you would like a copy I can email one to you.

I'd love a copy too! And many thanks. My email is just my handle (on the left by my picture) @ yahoo dot com.

There are PM's here? I know you can send emails but I don't see anything about PM's. Either sending or receiving.

I've sent copies to jedichef and Robbudo, haven't received an email from xshift yet. Once I do I'll get it out to you.