Washington Before Boston Medal

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Title	:	Washington Before Boston Medal
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Comment from : Bosnian Stacker

I hav a1789
Comment from : Tipu Islam

Amazing you have access to all these pieces
Comment from : The global warmer

I have this coin
Comment from : maribel Valentin

I've been checking out GW comemmorative medals,does your friend still have that? Its really niceThe Paris Mint did a few other medals, I think a Lafayette medal which kinda has that relief look to it
Comment from : JRW3

I believe I have one of these
Comment from : Lisa HanOz

I have a sliver one I'm trying to find out about
Comment from : Deandrr lewis

How much would let's say a 65/10 condition one would be worth?
Comment from : Andrew Hammond

Yes, I'm amazed at how sharp the details are on this piece I guess by 1790, The Paris Mint was well established Thanks for watching AA47
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks for watching Silver Faith Very much appreciated
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks for sharing cool rare coins, nice
Comment from : Silver Faith

Very cool Can't wait to see what you get Always exciting when a package comes in the mail
Comment from : SalivateMetal

very nice ,thanks for sharing im getting some numis in the mail today:) i think they are anyway you guys can be the judge later
Comment from : Monty Burns

Thanks Bigstack! I appreciate you watching
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks so much Yeah, it is really cool The better bullion stuff and regular bars and rounds are cool But, there is something to seeing and holding numismatic treasure once in a while, especially the old stuff like this
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks so much
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Wownumismatic treasure is right! Very thankful to have seen that, thanks salivate!
Comment from : BigstackMcgee

Really cool!!! I think I'm going to hold out on the full numi for the time being Still just getting into the semi market It's still really something special to be holding such a great example of a piece of American history! maybe one day :-)
Comment from : The_Metal_Man

Cool very numesmatic
Comment from : Gavin Alvares

Exactly! Washington rocks!
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thank God that OBOZO can't hold a candle to the Father of our Country God Bless you George Washington !!!
Comment from : Stokjockey

Thanks King Salivate, glad you enjoy my attempts at excellence
Comment from : Unknown

Thanks Mr SM Appreciate your well crafted videos as well Very nice presentations!
Comment from : SalivateMetal

There were lots of restrikes of these Is yours the 68 mm one? The smaller ones go for less than $100 I think
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Your video intros always get my amped up!!! HOOO RAH!!! Ok, let me calm down No, here I go again!! MS 62 Wash b4 Boston, wooo hooo! What a sick coin! Thanks for sharing your buddy's amazing coin
Comment from : Unknown

I know Pretty wild, eh?
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks for watching
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks Brian Yes, He owns a coin shop I'm a regular visitor I tell him that I buy enough to keep him in business for the next 10 minutes
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Not very much It was an 1878 Morgan That was a very common year ehehehe :)
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks Paper Money Yeah, he has a pretty impressive collection indeed Thanks for watching
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thank you
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Maybe just for gits and shiggles you'll let me know how your tords get whisted
Comment from : SalivateMetal

This medal looks nice man! Mintage super low too that must cost a lot salivate! Does your friend own a coin shop?
Comment from : The Divine Protien Shake

Cool!
Comment from : Gavin Alvares

It was rumored that Washington once threw a silver dollar across the Delaware River I wonder how much that coin might be worth
Comment from : belangp

I want it so badly - can't believe how great your friends coins are
Comment from : Declan M Hurley

I know i said coin instead of medal, but i also get my obverse & reverse mixed up ( it's my age you know! ) I sometimes get my words in a mucking fuddle as well
Comment from : CyberCurtainTwitcher

Beautiful!
Comment from : Declan M Hurley

Thanks CCT I love the historical aspects of these old medals Thanks for watching
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks so much Frank! I appreciate your kind words I will continue to show more of my friend's collection Thanks for watching
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Stacks & Bowers had an example struck before 1842 that closed at over $10,000 This one was an original strike in 1790 With 20-30 in existence, my guess it's worth much more than that Thanks so much for watching
Comment from : SalivateMetal

Thanks so much Double66s!
Comment from : SalivateMetal

I know i love my silver, but to see a coin like that which has stood the test of time & with such low mintage numbers, just takes my breath away
Comment from : CyberCurtainTwitcher

Wow very nice SM just curious what is something like that worth? Thanks for sharing! Keep it up!
Comment from : Michaeljudoka1

You have been showing some great items, awesome piece here, outstanding :)
Comment from : Double66s_420

I'm glad you it's grown on you I hope you'll keep watching I plan on posting some more interesting and unusual numismatic items in the near future Thanks for watching and for giving the channel a chance
Comment from : SalivateMetal