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Auction T17 3 Oct 2019
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Tokens from the Late David Griffiths Collection (Part VIII)
Numismatists Tokens and Ephemera, USA, Maple Grove, MN, and elsewhere, Conder Token Collectors' Club, medallic tokens (10), 1999 (2), in silver and brass, by P. Flanagan, swan, revs. Lady Godiva, edges plain, both 39mm, 31.28g/12h, 26.50g/12h (CTCJ 11, p.53); 2000, in bright bronze, by B. Timmons, rev. Uncharitable Monopolizer, edge grained, 39mm, 26.52g/12h (CTCJ 19, p.4); 2001 (2), in silver and brass, by P. Flanagan, revs. Time seated on coin cabinet, holding shield inscribed wayne anderson 1941-1999, edges grained, both 39mm, 31.30g/12h, 26.30g/12h (CTCJ 23, p.5, both from the corrected rev. die); 2004 (2), in silver and bright bronze, revs. druid's head left in wreath, edges grained, both 39mm, 31.20g/12h, 26.36g/12h (CTCJ 31, p.14); 2005, in frosted copper, rev. bull, edge plain, 39mm, 26.32g (CTCJ 36, p.4); 2006 (2), in frosted copper, revs. bust of Britannia right, edges plain, both 39mm, 26.47g/12h, 26.34g/12h (CTCJ 41, p.4) [10]. One 2006 medal with a small stain, otherwise all brilliant mint state, the silver issues rare £150-£200
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This series of limited-edition medals was the brainchild of the late Philip Flanagan. The Club was founded in 1996 by Wayne Anderson (1941-99) and a steering group which included Joel Spingarn, Bill McKivor, Jerry and Sharon Bobbe, Allan Davisson and Robinson S. Brown Jr; at the time of its first newsletter (now journal) in August 1996 it could boast 89 members. The first medal was issued in March 1999 and the last, for the Club's 10th anniversary, in November 2006. Various edition sizes have been reported; some of the silver issues were only struck in very limited quantities
Numismatists Tokens and Ephemera, USA, Maple Grove, MN, and elsewhere, Conder Token Collectors' Club, medallic tokens (10), 1999 (2), in silver and brass, by P. Flanagan, swan, revs. Lady Godiva, edges plain, both 39mm, 31.28g/12h, 26.50g/12h (CTCJ 11, p.53); 2000, in bright bronze, by B. Timmons, rev. Uncharitable Monopolizer, edge grained, 39mm, 26.52g/12h (CTCJ 19, p.4); 2001 (2), in silver and brass, by P. Flanagan, revs. Time seated on coin cabinet, holding shield inscribed wayne anderson 1941-1999, edges grained, both 39mm, 31.30g/12h, 26.30g/12h (CTCJ 23, p.5, both from the corrected rev. die); 2004 (2), in silver and bright bronze, revs. druid's head left in wreath, edges grained, both 39mm, 31.20g/12h, 26.36g/12h (CTCJ 31, p.14); 2005, in frosted copper, rev. bull, edge plain, 39mm, 26.32g (CTCJ 36, p.4); 2006 (2), in frosted copper, revs. bust of Britannia right, edges plain, both 39mm, 26.47g/12h, 26.34g/12h (CTCJ 41, p.4) [10]. One 2006 medal with a small stain, otherwise all brilliant mint state, the silver issues rare £150-£200
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This series of limited-edition medals was the brainchild of the late Philip Flanagan. The Club was founded in 1996 by Wayne Anderson (1941-99) and a steering group which included Joel Spingarn, Bill McKivor, Jerry and Sharon Bobbe, Allan Davisson and Robinson S. Brown Jr; at the time of its first newsletter (now journal) in August 1996 it could boast 89 members. The first medal was issued in March 1999 and the last, for the Club's 10th anniversary, in November 2006. Various edition sizes have been reported; some of the silver issues were only struck in very limited quantities