Coin Page #1

Most folks don't have coins minted in their honor. I wanted to offer an opportunity to acquire coins of interest to spirit mediums and anyone using the Prosperity Path Oracles or Seances. These coins are associated magically with the individuals by a variety of connections and coupling factors, the most obvious of which is the date of the coin.

These are NOT commemorative coinages -- they are Indian-Head and Lincoln Pennies that go all the way back to 1859! I use these rare coins to represent the person, either by birth date, date of death or by association, such as my Old West Outlaws, Old West Lawmen and Quantum Physicists of Note, etc.

Individual names are all the way from Alfred Nobel to Annie Oakley, depending upon availability of the coin. Some dates are prohibitively expensive due to extreme rarity, and I only use them with a special order, favoring the easier (and cheaper) date between birthdate and deathdate.

My hard-cost varies based on the cost of the coin -- these are not "searched" coins, they have to be purchased, and they're not cheap in good condition, none of them are. The presentation box and slipcover are customized by me.

In the package are the following items:

1 or more Lincoln Cent(s) or Indian Head Cent(s) or Braided Liberty Bust Cent(s) with specified date, Good-Very Fine unless otherwise specified.
1 museum-grade archival acrylic capsule and archival retaining ring
2 hand-written gold labels per layout
1 or 2 blue velvet gift presentation box(es) with slipcover(s)

How much are they? Depends on what you want. Some of the single coins are far more expensive than some of the quintuple or triple coin sets, some are very inexpensive, considering what went into them. I'll give you a few glimpses, then it's gonna be eBay all the way. You can order a set with the grade of your choice, anywhere from "okay" to "wowsers!!!".

I also plan to use earlier coinage -- medieval and ancient -- to create powerful clusters of related coins, such as the conspirators behind the assassination of Julius Caesar, as I've already done with the Lincoln Conspirators, although it's a terribly expensive set due to some very hard to find coins and the fact that I had to use the birth dates of the conspirators, since their death dates were obviously the same, which would have resulted in 8 coins all exactly the same.