Miscellaneous Robinson Issues
Robinson's Fourth of July Token
Silver, 19.3mm
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Copper, 20mm
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Brass, 20mm
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White metal, 19.4mm
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Silvered brass, 20mm
IMAGE NEEDED
Robinson's Non Dependens Status
Baker X-3, Kenney 6, silver, 27.7mm
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Baker X-2A, copper, 28mm
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Original Non Dependens Status, Baker X-1, silver
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(image courtesy of Stacks Bowers)
Robinson's Fantasy Washington Cent
J. Doyle DeWitt, in his monograph on Alfred Robinson, states that Robinson
commissioned George H. to make dies for a Washington Cent dated 1789 but
since there were no original pieces it was decided to pattern it after the
Washington Half Dollar facsimile produced for William Idler. Neil Musante,
in "Medallic Washington", corrects this error and says this was an
approximation of the Washington Cent created by John Gregory Hancock
dated 1791.
GW-16, Baker 14, copper, 31mm
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GW-16, Baker 14B, silver, 31mm
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Original Hancock's Large Eagle Cent
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(on line image)
Alfred S. Robinson Store Cards
In his monograph on Robinson, J. Doyle DeWitt describes this
token as the only known example and currently is his collection.
I obtained this example in 2018 and a hand written notation with
it said it was one of two known; I assumed this was the
DeWitt specimen and the note was incorrect. But in the sale
of the DeWitt Collection by Heritage in 2022 his example was in
a lot of thirty eight other tokens.
Ct-Ha 11, silver, 27.5mm
Ct-Ha 11, silver, 27.5mm
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Ct-Ha 12, silvered copper, 28mm
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Ct-Ha 13, copper, 28mm
Ct-Ha 14, brass, 28mm
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Ct-Ha 15, white metal, 27.4mm
Ct-Ha 16, copper nickel, 27.4mm
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