CoinWeek: History as Struck: The Medals of the United States Mint

[@taxisteve929]

Wonderful presentation!! Anyone who has known or known of John knows he has a vast knowledge of numismatics and related areas. I have to admit I hadn't seen these talks until recently, and had only heard earlier talks, live and recorded. His public speaking ability and confidence level has skyrocketed over the years, and it is apparent in these presentations. Very fluid, and with one of the most important qualities of a presentation, in my opinion, is it makes you WANT to learn more!! Great job John!!!!!

[@mattyohe7955]

Outstanding talk by the always entertaining John Kraljevich! As a dealer on the floor at EAC 2018 I had to miss these educational programs. So very glad Charles Morgan has captured them!

[@gynandroidhead]

JK was in middle school when I first met him at a NJ coin show. A lot of youngsters were intelligent. John had intellect the likes I've never seen for someone that age, and it's not even close

[@BadCrabb]

Awesome lecture, thank you so much for taking the time to produce and upload it here for us.

[@warrenwilliams5820]

Do you know anything about a medal from Switzerland that depicts the death of King Charles 11th i believe. How many exists, have been graded, and the cost . Of course the backdrop is always appealing as well

[@SoCalFreelance]

I collect silver French art nouveau medals by artists like Roty, Dubois, Pillet, LeFebvre. Many of the gold and silver medals shown in this video are stunning.

[@warrenwilliams5820]

Do you know anything about King, and and if course Charles the 11th of Switzerland? How many were struck of what type, if any have been graded, and of course price. Thank you for your time

[@hectoralicea7098]

Wow great information

[@Car1Sagan]

Excellent presentation

[@misterTVman]

10:22 voice crack! LOL

[@khalilreid2987]

Why did us mint stop providing pillow mints to hotels now it's chocolate in coin wrappers