FYI: This is an illustrated list of previous items I've had for sale and is being kept as an archive of neat items.
Questions: Please send me an email - Edwin Johnston
This
list will be regularly updated as items are added.
 1792
Wright quarter pattern
- copper
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| Historic reproduction of Wright Pattern design Special limited edition in copper designed by Ron Landis, issued in 2004. These are selling here for 25% off the original issue price. | Mintage: #30 of 150 minted |
Comments: 27mm Equivalent to J12 pattern Different dies used compared to pewter pattern above. |
Online
Reference: Archive page of Gallery Mint Museum 1792 limited edition patterns |
Price: SOLD |
 1792
Disme pattern
- copper
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| Historic reproduction of Disme Pattern Special limited edition in copper designed by Ron Landis, issued in 2004. These are selling here for 25% off the original issue price. | Mintage: #31 of 150 minted |
Comments: 22mm Equivalent to J11 pattern |
Online
Reference: Archive page of Gallery Mint Museum 1792 limited edition patterns |
Price: SOLD |
 1792
Wright quarter pattern
- pewter die trials
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| Historic reproduction of Wright Pattern splashes Special limited edition sets in pewter designed by Ron Landis, issued in 2004. They are heavy pieces at 30 grams a piece. These are selling here for 20% off the original issue price. | Mintage: #30 of 150 pairs minted |
Comments: 35mm Equivalent to JA1792-1 & JA1792-2 patterns Different dies used compared to copper pattern below |
Online
Reference: Archive page of Gallery Mint Museum 1792 limited edition patterns |
Price: SOLD |
 1999
Ultra-High Relief Winged Liberty Milwaukee Numismatic Society Coin Show
- ICG graded MS64 Red
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| Struck on Gallery Mint Museum half cent copper stock planchet. Edge lettered "Two Hundred for a Dollar". | Mintage: 50 pieces |
Comments: Less than fully struck. Likely a trial strike. Some spotting in fingerprint design on obverse and reverse. ICG label has incorrect identification of commemorated event. |
Online
Reference: 1999 "Milwaukee 65th Annual Coin Show" Tokens |
Price: SOLD |
   1996
Collectors'
Jubilee Show
- silver strikes and cast pewter
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| Severely Limited Edition Silver Two differently designed Gallery Mint Museum presentation pieces in silver, plus cast pewter by Arcadian Pewter. | Mintage: 10 pieces each silver design |
Comments: 20mm and 23mm reeded edge silver and 48mm plain edge pewter. Write for individual piece pricing. |
Online
Reference: GMM Mobile Mini-Mint Debut At 1996 Collectors' Jubilee In Tulsa |
Price: SOLD |
 Undated
(2007) Striker
Token & Medal Pewter Storecard
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| Striker Token & Medal Storecard struck in pewter. Main devices hubbed from Gallery Mint Museum 1796 reproduction designs. Reeded edge. Half dollar size. | Mintage: ~100 pieces |
Comments: Striker Token & Medal had purchased the Gallery Mint Museum and operated in Eureka Springs, Arkansas for approximately one year before closing and selling off to Moffatt & Co. (which has also since closed.) |
Online
Reference: Strike Token & Medal purchases Gallery Mint Museum |
Price: SOLD |
 1996 Pikes peak Pewter - ANA Convention
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| First year of issue: Early example of pewter show token struck on site on GMM's mobile mint press. Humorous parody of historical gold coin previously issued in the U.S. | Mintage: 1,200 (1/2 errors) |
Comments: 20mm with edge lettering |
Online
Reference: 1996 Pike's Peak Pewter |
Price: SOLD |
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| Mobile Mint Screw Press Token struck by students at the ANA Summer Seminar at Colorado College ("CC" mintmark). | Mintage: 400 pieces |
Comments: Fully struck example, lettered edge. |
Online
Reference: Limited Edition Pewter Tokens |
Price: SOLD |
 1996
Gallery Mint
Museum Holiday Peace Medal
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| Humorous Parody of 1796 Silver Dollar limited edition piece provided to early supporters of the Gallery Mint Museum. Edge lettered. | Mintage: 85 pieces |
Comments: Uncirculated specimen with hot toning around date & lower hair and on main devices of reverse. Slabbed by PCI with JT Stanton signature. |
Online
Reference: 1996 Holiday PEACE Medal |
Price: SOLD |
 2000
ANA First Steam Coinage Press Medal in Copper
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| Handcut dies by Ron Landis and struck on the US Mint 1836 steam press based on the original medal issue . Steam press restored and retooled by the late Joe Rust. | Mintage: 2,000 |
Comments: Nice halo toning. |
Online
Reference: ANA First Steam Press Medals |
Price: SOLD |
 1796
Reproduction Proof Half Cent w/o Pole - ICG graded PR68 DCAM
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| 1998 Gallery Mint Museum issue. No pole, COPY stamp on reverse. | Mintage: 1,000 |
Comments: Spot on shoulder. |
Online
Reference: 1796 Liberty Cap Half Cent No Pole Copper Proof |
Price: SOLD |
 1999
Ultra-High Relief Indian Head "Good for $5 in Trade"
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| Pop-Out style, overstruck on Jefferson nickel. | Mintage: 50 pieces |
Comments: Not completely struck up and a little off center. Remnants of original Monticello reverse design still evident. |
Online
Reference: High Relief Tokens Struck |
Price: SOLD |
 1999 Ultra-High
Relief Indian Head Arkansas
Numismatic Society Coin Show - ICG graded MS67
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| Pewter medal. Amazing handcrafted detail. | Mintage: unknown |
Comments: Well struck and fully centered. |
Online
Reference: High Relief Mercury Head and Indian Head Dies |
Price: SOLD |
 2004
Original Hobo Nickel Society "Hobo Token" in Copper
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| Popular annual issues of the Original Hobo Nickel Society. Santa/Snowman theme hand engraved by Ron Landis. | Mintage: copper strike - 50 |
Comments: Some small fingerprinting and spotting on obverse. Choice piece. |
Online Reference: 2004 OHNS Hobo Tokens Available |
Price: SOLD |
  2000
Pittsburgh Numismatic Society 50th Anniversary Silver Medal Set
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| The obverses of both a 1794 and a 1796 half dollar historical reproduction were mated with the common reverse to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Pittsburgh Numismatic Society. Edge lettering on each piece: "Fifty Cents or Half a Dollar". | Mintage: 1794 obverse - 46 pieces 1796 obverse - 45 pieces |
Comments: Some small light fingerprints on obverse and reverse of 1794 piece. Hardly distracting. Some dark toning around some edges on both items. Otherwise shockingly brilliant. |
Online
Reference: Pittsburgh Numismatic Society Medals |
Price: SOLD |