Multiple Struck Medals & Tokens

Started by voyageur, July 12, 2019, 05:59:10 AM

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voyageur

Here is an example of one of Dan Carr's multiple stuck Moonlight Mint Open House pieces. This 2019 issue is double struck on a 1974 copper-nickel Eisenhower Dollar.

voyageur

Here is another one of Dan's creations, a 2018 Moonlight Mint Open House double struck on a 1976-S Silver Proof Eisenhower Bi-Centennial Dollar.

Gluggo

Very nice Voyager!  Thank you for sharing.

Merlin


Nice medals........thanks for showing

Cheezhed

Greetings and Salutations!

Dwhiz


Zoins

Wonderful multi-struck medals everyone!

Love the Daniel Carr pieces and the Heraldic Art restrike by Paul Sandler!

Zoins

Quote from: voyageur on July 19, 2019, 01:33:42 PM
Here is another one of Dan's creations, a 2018 Moonlight Mint Open House double struck on a 1976-S Silver Proof Eisenhower Bi-Centennial Dollar.

RIP Benny. You were a wonderful contributor to the hobby and will be missed!

Here's one of mine which is similarly double struck but not on an existing coin.

The cool thing about this medal is that the obverse is used for Dan's submission for the U.S. Mint WWI Centennial design competition.

Turtle

These multi strikes are so kool ‼️‼️👍👍And G-whiz Dwhiz, that Nebraska is my favorite ‼️‼️‼️
I got some multi strikes from Jared Grove of Groves Minting Company today‼️‼️These were actually errors, not done on purpose ‼️‼️Some are more prominent than others. These are the 1955 Double Die commemoratives he had minted (500), and only 4 of them got struck twice off center.Here’s some pictures of 3 of them….. the last two pictures are of the best one ‼️‼️🎯👍👍👀‼️
They almost looked like “ clashed dies” but you can see they are of the same side , not like clashed dies. Any way, I hope you like them‼️‼️👍‼️
🐢Turtle🐢

HOOT Owl