(1720) AR Medal Betts-120, Money's the Thing AU55 PCGS
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(1720) Medal Money's the Thing, Silver, Betts-120, AU55 PCGS. 38 mm. Rose-steel surfaces contain regions of russet and mustard in the protected areas. Betts included this medal among the John Law medal series due to Sigmund Alexi's inclusion of it in his 1885 reference, although the "Money is the thing" motto is too general to trace it to Law. The annotated attribution on the obverse is quite unusual. Ex: Fred Baldwin (London); American collector (ca. 1960); John Kraljevich (12/2013); The Skyler Liechty Collection (Stack's Bowers, 8/2023), lot 2004. From The Costa Family Collection, Part III. HID06601242017 www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNotice
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921997 |
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(1720) AR Medal Betts-120, Money's the Thing |
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AU55 |
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