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Top 13 Of My Most Elusive Exunomia Items - Bakers Dozen

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1972 Longines Symphonette Wild Bill Hickok .925 medal ERROR
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This medal has the wrong reverse, that of the "Wounded Knee" medal from the same series.

1975 Diana 1892 Franklin Mint Treasures of American Art
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1975 rather scarce sterling medal from the Treasures of American Art set of 100 medals.
It has an image of a beautiful sculpture of the famous Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
Diana - also known as Diana of the Tower - is an iconic statue by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

1967 Paul Revere IFCS by Felix Schlag Medal
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1966 Betsy Ross - Feilx Schlag - SCFC Medal
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Felix Schlag, who designed the Jefferson nickel, also designed 4 medals for The Franklin Mint. Two of the seldom seen issues are Paul Revere and Betsy Ross (of which I have a duplicate). I have all four, including Herbert Hoover and Chief John Big Tree but these two are highly sought after.

1952 Benjamin Franklin American Commemorative Society c.smith Anniversary of Kite Flying Bronze Medal
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This medal was issued by the American Commemorative Society, which was the trade name of Charles F. Smith of Boston MA and is mentioned in the Hibler-Kappen book of So-Called Dollars. It does not have an HK number, but is listed as a product of Charles Smith around 1950-52.
I have the original box as well.

1967 The Four Horsemen Ride Over Army Medal
From the 12 pc Cavalcade of Sports Silver Medal Set
Metal Arts Co., Inc. of Rochester, NY.
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The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame comprised a group of American football players at the University of Notre Dame under coach Knute Rockne. They were the backfield of Notre Dame's 1924 football team. The players that made up this group were quarterback Harry Stuhldreher, left halfback Jim Crowley, right halfback Don Miller, and fullback Elmer Layden.

1971 Annie Oakley NRA error
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Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
International Mint
20 grams 33 mm .999 silver numbered 01684
Error strike - has the reverse of the "Punt Gun" medal which is another of this series of 30 medals struck around 1971.
These sets were only made available to Lifetime Members of the NRA when issued and there were a total of 4000 sets minted.

1976 American Gothic - American Art Treasures
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Although the mintage for medals of this American Art Treasures Franklin Mint set are not actually low, a complete set of 100 medals is seldom seen and some of the medals within this set never come around for sale as singles. This seems to be one of them.
It is very well done, minted in the early part of the 1976 to 1984 run when these were minted and released in order.

2000 Paul Revere 225th Anniversary 1775-2000 Silver Medal
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I bought 5 of these in short order from the same seller when I realized they were scarce. These are the only 5 I have ever seen except for two sets that were in a box with a gold version of the silver and the sets were limited to a mintage of 100.
No further information is found to date, I look for them several times a week since, never finding any so I'm sure these are very rare!

1909 Hudson Fulton Celebration Yonkers N.Y. Medal
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There are numerous versions of this medal in composition and size. I have seen a couple hundred I am sure, but I have only ever seen one other with Yonkers in place of The American Numismatic Society text at left in reverse legend.

1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Souvenir HK-301 "No Star" Variety
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The star is missing near the point where St Louis is on the map on the reverse.

1916 Panama California Exposition San Diego Bronze SCD
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The vast majority of these so-called dollars are dated 1915 on the obverse. I have two dated 1916. This is my better one.

Buffalo Bill Lucky Penny
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Looking around I have not found another . . . yet, and this big 3 inch souvenir is in very nice condition.
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Very impressive group, thanks for sharing! Especially like the Hudson-Fulton example.
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Excellent group!


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1972 Longines Symphonette Wild Bill Hickok .925 medal ERROR
Please tell me I am not the only one with "Birdhouse in Your Soul" stuck in their head now.
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Wonderful medals! A collection that typifies a dedicated and educated collector! Congrats!

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@jbuck: I think it's just you!

(A fun, bouncy song, however!)

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Impressive! Thanks for sharing.
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Please tell me I am not the only one with "Birdhouse in Your Soul" stuck in their head now.


"My story's infinite
Like the Longines Symphonette
It doesn't rest"


It took me awhile and I had to watch the video to figure that out and yes, the song is playing in my head now too.
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Wow! That's a really nice Collection!
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Fantastic items TNG
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It took me awhile and I had to watch the video to figure that out and yes, the song is playing in my head now too.


Because they might be giants and what are we going to do unless they are?
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