The Texas Money Show Auction

41 mm. Dies by John Westwood. A well struck and above-average example of this rarity. Second Reverse, with periods located below "68" a...

Choice About Uncirculated. Julian IP-3, 76 mm. Struck at the United States Mint sometime between 1861, when this die saw first use , and 1883, when i

Choice About Uncirculated. Julian IP-8, 76 mm, Struck at the United States Mint sometime after 1846 (when the reverse die was replaced). Glossy, maho

This large bronze metals depicts a portrait of king George III at the time of his insanity, and is a restrike of a 1797 Indian Peace Medal struck in t

Julian NA-1, Betts 568, 56 mm. Interesting rim cuds on both sides. Obv: bust of Jones facing right, after Houdon, a Latin legend surrounding. Rev:

A high quality copy that looks very much like the real item, except that the areas opposite the punches have raised marking unlike the originals. Dar

132.0 grains. With COPY stamped on the edge. Attractive gray and silver toning. A really nice rendering of a coin that is very rare in "real...

This note was printed and circulated by the British and Tories to try an wreak havoc in the fledgeling American economy and destroy the value of Conti

The $80 is a scarce Contemporary Counterfeit, printed in red and black! It has numerous splits, its basically torn in half and has a manuscript Cance

This note has the eye appeal of a Gem but is trimmed just a bit too close at top for that lofty classification in grade. Extremely sharp in print wit