Barbara Gregory, Editor, The Numismatist www.money.org

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A 1920 Fine to Very Fine Cash in my collection. From the pre-Communist country of the People’s Republic of China; the Republic of China is currently Formosa. This was struck on a defected planchet.

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A 1644 Very Fine Cash in my collection. My largest cash coin that reads the "Shun-chih Cash" on the obverse and "Boo-ciowan" on the reverse, meaning it was made in Beijing.

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Silver 4 pence from the year of the Glorious Revolution – the first and last time in British history that a King and a Queen reigned jointly with Parliament On the other side are the heads of William of Orange and Queen Mary. MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX ET REGINA 1689 Which I think …

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A 1078 Very Fine Cash in my collection. Hosts the "Yuanfeng" era with clockwise writing rather than up-down reading. Currently my oldest coin.

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This Large scale Lincoln Cent Obverse is a new work which i will, in the near future present to the public. Its measures 27inches in diameter. This sculpture is a base for future works to the public. completed

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A 1996 About Uncirculated/Briliant Uncirculated Cent in my collection. One of the more stranger Maklouf designs, Elizabeth has more than just a head. Most commonwealth coins feature Cecil Thomas’ design. However, this design has shown up. The Cayman Islands’ dollar is the most valulable dollar currency in the world. But …

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taken with a DP1 the color is Skrewy, offcenter, with vignetting but Ilike it, cuz Ilike the sculpture. Jeffersonian Swansong. 2004 Andrew Alper

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Commonwealth (1649-1660) crown, silver coin, dated 1653 with Sun mint mark used from 1649 to 1657. Obverse ("heads" side): Shield of Saint George’s cross with wreath around, Sun mint mark above followed by the legend in English: THE . COMMONWEALTH . OF . ENGLAND . Reverse ("tails" side): Joined shields …

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