A beautifully preserved example of the classic 1694 Elephant Token. This piece shows exceptional definition for the type, with the elephant’s outline, tusks, and body contours boldly rendered. The reverse legend GOD PRESERVE LONDON is well-defined, with the central shield sharp and fully framed—features seldom encountered so bold on this issue. The surfaces display an […]

A scarce early American copper token attributed to circa 1785, struck during the formative post-Colonial period when unofficial coppers circulated widely in commerce. The obverse features the bold intertwined USA monogram, sharply rendered and well centered, with pleasing medium-brown copper surfaces accented by lighter highlights on the highest points. The lettering remains crisp, reflecting only […]

Plain Edges. With Monogram. A bright note with a fresh appearance and well centered on both sides.

Fiber paper with surcharges ’18-63 & T-1′. A bright and fresh appearance. Very scarce and desirable.

Green Back. A lovely blend of strong inks and bronzing with bright premium paper.

Green Back. “1” on Front. Well balanced margins surround strong inks and bronzing. The paper is bright and fresh.

A vignette of Ms. Liberty with strong color and premium paper.

40mm Seal. Watermarked Paper. A fresh and attractive type note that is less commonly seen and very desirable at this grade level.

Green Seal. Nicely margined with strong color, premium paper, and plenty of security threads.