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1803 kettle do you know any collectors of these email me thanks ,1830 religose medal rare ,rare 1954 st anthony medal love to find a collector of these thank you for the looks do you know the value of these thanks again
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The kettle is really neat, it was made by Kettle and Son as a gambling token-counter. This came in two sizes: quarter eagle and half eagle. This offering is for a quarter eagle, which is much scarcer than the half eagle
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Love the Marian / St. Anthony medal! Very unusual.
it is ,i know nothing of the medal ,the coin is no longer in my collection thank you mikko
ebay has a charm group that is pretty up on these -- might want to check out the guidelines on ebay and contact them