CoinWeek: How the First U.S. Mint Coinage Dies Were Made

[@EarlHiggins]

To me it's amazing that we can still learn new things from what tiny scraps of evidence have survived the ravages of time.

[@shaffer4220]

I am very impressed with your excellent presentation Bill. Thanks for taking the time to put together such wonderful content concerning some of the minting hub process and giving us some insight to the Mint employees. RR.

[@gregoryhannigan7809]

Wonderfully done, thanks Bill.

[@LarryStendebach]

Great video! I really enjoy talks by Bill Eckberg.

[@asheland_numismatics]

Excellent presentation!

[@vyesitsme9203]

Thank you very exciting and extremely interesting!

[@jonathancsmelko2361]

Thanks for the information !

[@DoubleAAmazin]

Looks like Medusa

[@clavacats2991]

11min in: It's so obviously not a quarter. a quarter would have to be silver at the time

[@Gold-oj8do]

I believe it is a Pattern struck in copper.