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Wonderful! Do you have many encased steelies?

Lovely!

Hmm... Methinks its a fake. I don't think they had trade dollars in 1776!

Congrats, Colin!!

Without holding it in hand, I can't tell. Maybe someone with a better eye can help!

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Hey, are you able to show us the obverse and reverse? Thanks!

Great questions. I can't help you, sadly, but I love the medal.

Always busy on Labor Day (for better or worse). Have fun!

Hmm... Not able to see anything. 

I do not. As a proud Virginian, I think I need to find my own version of this!

Can't give you any advice but I can't wait to see your progress!

Hmm.... First, you're storing it in the worst material, I think. It looks like PVC and I believe that is the last thing you want to store a coin in (besides battery acid). Second, I know there are places online about how to repair that. I think olive oil helps...

Nice mug

Hmm... I don't have any valuation books on me. If memory serves me right, this is probably a couple dollars. I could be very wrong

Hello! Can you share some pictures with us?

On 7/21/2018 at 1:08 AM, W&H said:

I'm confused by one moment. Very sharp waves around edge on obverse. I don't know where else on his medals we may see it. 
For me seem similar a dolphins and shell from first medal with same parts from A.A. Weinman 1904 Louisiana Purchase Medal. 

 Stunning. Both sides, especially the reverse. 

That's nice and new!

Hello, Luisa! Lisbon is a gorgeous city! 

How can we help you?

Very similar styles. Looking at the years and locations, I think its a safe assumption that they are made by the same medalist. However, I'm not an expert, so don't base that on me!

I don't know! I'd be too nervous to put proofs into an album :x

Wow!

And where in India are you from?

Greetings and welcome to Coinpeople!! What is your dream collection?

haha a total population or for the grade?