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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .IIIII . ll THE. .. ..... FAFE BOX Transportation, Token Colteetore A gcntIy News-Letter far i . ............... 1 ......................I .......... I. .II... ......II. .IIL..... .iI... .IIII..... .............................. .iiiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILIIIIIII.................. ...a .. NEW ISSUES EDITOR EDITOR 1tJ1n('H ii(~aatzray(4 J . NN. COFFEE, JR. 634 Ashbary Street P. 0. Box 1204 San Francisco, California ,,_oston, Massachusetts 94' _7 02104 New Issues Service Parking Tokens J014 ;N (.. NicOlsost D(i7i] R Ii. ktEI$UL 3002 Galindo Street P. 0 . Box 1302 Oakland, California Los Altos, California 94601 940 .2 Volume 31, Number I JAINARY,1977 Our355thIssue FRANK CATARINA and EDWARD S. TETRAULT It has been a Long cold winter, and it has been a season of many sad tidings for us in the A . V.A . This month I Learned of the death of Frank Catarina, AVA #724, of Staten Island, N .Y. Many of us who had never met him nevertheless considered him a close friend, for we knew him through our correspondence . Others knew him in person, and we all appreciated his presence and his friendship . We shall miss Frank . He died September 27, 1976 . Ed Tetrault of Huntsville, Alabama, AVA #548, tns Like a close friend to me, aZ- though, again, I had never met him in person . But Ed and I corresponded often over the years, and his letters betrayed an outgoing and very friendly person . He died December 6, 1976, and is survived by his wife and 12-year-oZd son Michael . February 3 . Last month I was snowbound, and hence the December issue was delay- ed nearly a week longer than I had anticipated . I bought enough extra paper, when I was finally able to get out to the paper company, to cover an extra issue, so that will not happen again . This month we cone to you with a 20-page issue, with long lists of nearly every- thing, and several long auctions . We are short on good articles, though . When this happens I generally try to write one, but this is a heavy month for me, and shall pass this time . But some of you members out there must have stories to tell which we'd all love to read . Articles about how you acquired a rare token, or what inter- ested you in the hobby in the first place, or about token-using firms . This is the last issue of THE FARE BOX you will receive if you have not paid your 1977 A .V .A . dues by March 1 . We are loath : to say goodbye . We hope you will be with us, so please send your $7 .50 to our Treasurer, R .K. Frisbee - 211 King Street - Denver, Colorado 80219 . We think it's going to be a great year in our hobby . And one thing that will make it a great year is our 1977 Catalogue Supplement, which we hope to have early in March . At this writing I have advance orders for 523 copies . Still tine to order one at only $4 postpaid (cloth-bound, loose-leaf, or spiral-bound) . Just send your check to the Editor, After March 1 it'll be $5 .50 . A number of long auctions in this issue . So many, in fact, that there might be some real bargains . All auctions in this issue (except Feisel's) close on Feb . 28 . `Tn~n=s Fr wo. -rr y~~ylynl 4 free download from: www.vecturist.com A pacje from Bob Se v IET~ it (.JOTICE THg TWO bLST I NCT €141JAT - URES OF "AQ,aY (14ARY') QE III . Ta has round "O" o cL i b Has dual " C;' ;* THE TEKTQIC oC THE BACK GRoo ..D I s oBViouSLY DnFFeeeMT OIJ THC Eevcess Ynk can ctdso Ko-~I*C.< on {'~e se ~a1C¢w5 }love Sid osepk's o'°" coIieef % w. fka.t -ft~e. VIA Onu $4 t& i s d ~{eied . free download from: www.vecturist.com -Janu2xy 1977- -Page 3- SUPPLEMENT #5 TO PERSONAL TOKENS OF VECTURISTS = By J .M. Coffee The previous four supplements appeared, respectively, in the November 1975, February, 1976, July 1976, and October 1976, issues of The Fare Box . To have your personal token Listed please send one to the Editor. I am not asking for something for nothing in this request . I've issued five diff- erent personate myself, and I never asked anauthing more than a stamp for any of them so long as they were available . They were free for the ask- ing . I still have 14-A and 14-E left for anyone who need either. If you have sent me your personal and need either just write and ask. If you have never sent me a personal I'd appreciate an SAE. That's all . L-38 FLOYD 0 . BARNETT 5425 PORTLAND MPLS ., MINN . 55417 38-B Pg 38 Sd U .S . & Foreign Collector TT's Personals AVA NEVA MTT&TC '76' (white letters) 38-C Pw 38 Sd (same as B but with black letters) WILLIAM L . CARR A .V .A . #114 2648 PELTON AVE . AKRON, OHIO 44314 114-A Pb 38 Sd Collector of Transportation Tokens (streetcar, type 2) ROICE V . RIDER A .V .A . #425 1513 BAILEY ST . LANSING, MICH . 1776-1976 425-B Pw 38 Sd Collector of Transportation Tokens (streetcar, type 2) GEORGIA NUMISMATIC ASSN . - YOUR HOST A .N .A .'S 86th ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION ATLANTA AUG . 23-28, 1977 "Y'ALL COME" LESTER G. DAVIS, GEN . CHAIRMAN 498-C A 40 Sd "An' Thar's The Gold!" 1827 1977 Georgia has (gold prospector & tools)(anodized gold)(reeded edge) 83rd ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION LADIES CHAMPAGNE HOUR 10 A .M. SAT . AUG. 17, 1974 RAY BYRNE - HOST PAN-AMERICAN RM . AMERICA HOTEL, MIAMI BEACH, FLA . 536-I K Ov Sd (blank)(rolled out on 1972-D clad half dol(ar)[50 struck on clad halves, and 2 on silver halves](reeded edge)(not available) LADIES CHAMPAGNE HOUR SATURDAY AUG . 23, 1975 f0 A M 84th ANA ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION LOS ANGELES, CAL . RAY BYRNE, HOST (not avaiZabZe) 536-J WM 32 Sd (blank)E50 struck ; 2 also struck in sterling silver] I'M FOR RAY BYRNE FOR THE 536-K Pw 38 Pc A .N.A . Board of Governors "Progressive Leadership" 536-L Pb 38 Pc (same as K) (neither K nor L available) (K and L were issued with B, but I just learned about them . In addition to C,D,E, the same dies were used on two in sterling silver ; 12 struck over silver 250 pieces ; 2 struck over silver 500 pieces ; 1 struck on a 1922 silver dollar ; 6 struck over clad 500 pieces .) ROBERT W . KUBACH 344 N . MARYLAND AVE. GLENDALE, CA 91206 571-D Pr 38 Sd Collector of Transportation Tokens (streetcar, type 2) GOOD FOR ice IN TRADE DEL FORD DOLLAR VARIETIES BUY & SELL DEL CITY, OKLA 73115 906-B K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 1776 1976 (eagle on shield) SANTA, NEW JERSEY BOUND 1976 JACK & PEG WILCOX (SANTA IN KAYAK) 940-F Bz Ov Sd (blank)(rolled out on Lincoln cent) MERRY CHRISTMAS BOB CONEY 2627 MYRTLE SIOUX CITY IOWA 1089-J Pw 38 Sd Collector of Iowa Medals Tokens Wood AVA 1089 GAIL AND JOE LEVINE PRESIDENTIAL COIN AND ANTIQUE COMPANY, INC . 6222 LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 22312 703 354 5454 1159-A WM 38 Sd Blaine and Logan (pictures of the Republican presidential and vice-presidential candidates of 1884, with stars)(struck from an original die of a political item) (1159-A is actually struck in a pot metal, rather than MW, The token is available for a stamped envelope to any member who will send a $3 .00 donation to the American Cancer Society . 400 were struck .) free download from: www.vecturist.com -Page 4- -Janucucy 1977- JOE STUDEBAKER JR . 2614 LEGARE STREET BEAUFORT, S .C . 29902 1226-A K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 177601976 (Indian head) LLOYD & ALBERTA WAGAMAN 1976 MERRY CHRISTMAS (CHRISTMAS TREE) 1251-L Bz Ov Sd (blank)(rolled out on Lincoln cent) GEORGE VAN TRUMP, JR . AVA-LM #1365 BOX 656, EDGE GOLDEN, COLO . 80401 1365-A Pb 38 Sd Collector of Transportation Tokens (streetcar, type 2) BOB SLAWSKY COLLECTOR OF NEW JERSEY TOKENS ROCKAWAY, N .J . 1404-A K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 1776-1976 (Indian head) ROCKAWAY TOKENS BOB SLAWSKY EXONUMIST ROCKAWAY, N .J . 1404-B K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 1776 1976 (eagle on shield) (here is also a 32m, red plastic token for Rockaway Tokens but without the name of the AVA member on it) CHOMORRO COIN CLUB COLLECTOR HERMAN N . ELSTON ANDERSON AFB, GUAM COINS TOKENS MEDALS PAPER AGANA, GUAM, M . I . 1461-A K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 1776-1976 (Indian head) PAT MORGAN TAMS 2967 AVA 1496 BOX 3282 SIOUX CITY IOWA 1496-A Pr 38 Sd Collector of Trade, Trans . Corn Palace & Misc . of Sioux City Iowa RICH HARTZOG 30 OCTOBER 1976 MARILYN WIEGAND 1498-A K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 1776 1976 (eagle on shield) RICH HARTZOG CIVIL WAR & HARD TIMES TOKENS WANTED POB 4143 ROCKFORD, IL . 61110 1498-B K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 1776 1976 (eagle on shield) WILLIAM JAROSZEWSKI 2123 W . ROGER ST . SOUTH BEND, IND . 46628 1530-A Pr 38 Sd Collector of Transportation Tokens (streetcar, type 2) CURTIS H . JUDGE, III I COLLECT TRANSPORTATION BI-METALLIC AMUSEMENT TOKENS A .V .A . #1566 1566-A K 20 Sd United States Bicentennial 1776 1976 (eagle on shield) A .V .A . 1622 N .E .V .A . 225 CHAS . N . ROGERS LANOKA HARBOR N .J . 08734 4-1-1976 1622-A Pb 38 Sd Collector of Transportation Tokens (streetcar, type 2) ROY NULPH A .V .A .
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    AUCTION RESULTS* JOHN J. FORD, Jr. COLLECTION COINS, MEDALS AND CURRENCY Part IV NUMISMATIC AMERICAN HISTORY United States Hard Times Tokens United States Encased Postage Stamps JUNE 23, 2004 Catalogued by 123 West 57th Street • New York, NY PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Presented by David Pace 794 Lee Street, Des Plaines, IL 60016 LOT # PRICE LOT # PRICE LOT # PRICE LOT # PRICE 1 9000.00 60 350.00 119 400.00 178 220.00 2 35000.00 61 260.00 120 200.00 179 100.00 3 4500.00 62 125.00 121 2200.00 180 240.00 4 8500.00 63 175.00 122 1400.00 181 52500.00 5 72500.00 64 60.00 123 225.00 182 300.00 6 800.00 65 260.00 124 200.00 183 120.00 7 700.00 66 125.00 125 150.00 184 55.00 8 220.00 67 24000.00 126 500.00 185 525.00 9 350.00 68 11000.00 127 250.00 186 130.00 10 350.00 69 260.00 128 7500.00 187 42500.00 11 325.00 70 1300.00 129 525.00 188 160.00 12 275.00 71 275.00 130 300.00 189 120.00 13 950.00 72 450.00 131 375.00 190 5000.00 14 250.00 73 225.00 132 725.00 191 3250.00 15 700.00 74 3250.00 133 325.00 192 150.00 16 700.00 75 5250.00 134 350.00 193 155.00 17 350.00 76 5500.00 135 175.00 194 85.00 18 450.00 77 2800.00 136 220.00 195 110.00 19 475.00 78 1500.00 137 135.00 196 75.00 20 425.00 79 5750.00 138 3250.00 197 300.00 21 450.00 80 350.00 139 2000.00 198 220.00 22 325.00 81 50.00 140 3000.00 199 325.00 23 325.00 82 350.00 141 6250.00 200 90.00 24 15000.00 83 125.00 142 1400.00 201 280.00 25 5000.00 84 175.00 143 450.00 202 180.00 26 2600.00 85 70.00 144 300.00 203 350.00 27 1500.00 86 150.00 145 160.00 204 130.00 28 625.00 87 100.00 146 120.00 205
  • Young Numismatists AUCTION CATALOG SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 | 10AM MST ONLINE AUCTION at MONEY.ORG

    Young Numismatists AUCTION CATALOG SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 | 10AM MST ONLINE AUCTION at MONEY.ORG

    young numismatists AUCTION CATALOG SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 | 10AM MST ONLINE AUCTION AT MONEY.ORG 1 YOUNG NUMISMATIST ONLINE AUCTION SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 10:00 AM, MOUNTAIN DAYLIGHT TIME AUCTION LOT VIEWING AVAILABLE ONLINE AT MONEY.ORG Cataloguer: Sam Gelberd THE AMERICAN NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION WANTS YOU to experience all the fun and knowledge that coin collecting can bring. In addition to the annual ANA Young Numismatist (YN) Online Auction, THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED TO YOUNG COLLECTORS: ANA SUMMER SEMINAR brings collectors of all ages and experience together each summer to learn about numismatics and share their knowledge. Seminars are in Colorado Springs on the Colorado College campus, adjacent to ANA Headquarters. A course catalog will be available in early 2020. Students take classes of their choice, attend field trips to explore the local area and participate in special activities while living with fellow YN’s, interns, and mentors. Full and partial scholarships (tuition, room & board, airfare) are available to qualified ANA-member Young Numismatists. Applications are available at money.org, or by contacting the ANA Education Department at 719-482-9865. ANA YN TREASURE TRIVIA GAME is another exciting event held at the ANA National Money Show® and the World’s Fair of Money®. Participants follow a treasure map of the convention and bourse floors to find answers to numismatic trivia questions and collect treasures along the ywa . YOUNG COLLECTORS CORNER is a program held at ANA shows for children ages 5-17 that explains the origins and history of money in all of its forms, as well as the foundations of numismatics.