Dear E-Sylum Readers:

I have just finished cataloging over 350 different counterstamped coins from the estate collection of Stephen L. Tanenbaum. These were collected by Steve over a long period of time, dating back to the 1970s, and include many rare and unique pieces that have been off the market since that time. These primarily consist of imprints by merchants, silversmiths (hallmarks), gun and rifle makers, restaurants, railroads, and other commercial entities on host coins ranging from trimes and half dimes to silver dollars. Many are on large copper cents of the 1793-1857 years and the 19th century silver coins. Each counterstamp is attributed, described, and assigned a net price. As all are one-of-a-kind in the estate, sales are on a first-come, first-served basis.

In addition, my listing of Civil War store cards from the Tanenbaum estate has been updated. This includes many rare, extremely rare, and unique pieces, mostly in higher grades.

I will send a complimentary listing to anyone requesting it. Get set to review a very large offering!

Best wishes,
Q. David (Dave) Bowers
qdbarchive@metrocast.net