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Jungle Action #1 Pre-Code Golden Age First Issue Marvel Atlas Comic 1954 CGC 6.0 Jungle Action #1 Pre-Code Golden Age First Issue Marvel At... 17 bids $90.00 X-men 23,32,33,38,42 1993/95 Marvel comic lot X-men 23,32,33,38,42 1993/95 Marvel comic lot 2 bids $1.25 Star Trek #1 Gold Key 1967 1st Star Trek Comic Book Not a Reprint 4.5-5.0 VG+ Star Trek #1 Gold Key 1967 1st Star Trek Comic Book Not a ... 3d 11h left 6 bids $102.50 Spider-Man Comic Lot 3 Spider-Man Comic Lot 3 3 bids $2.25 Twisted Tales #nn High Grade Dave Stevens Cover Art Eclipse Comic 1987 CGC 9.8 Twisted Tales #nn High Grade Dave Stevens Cover Art Eclips... 21 bids $300.00
Wind-Up Tin Robots on The Hot Collector

Wind-Up Tin Robots

Wind-up tin robots combine colorful mid-century design with clever mechanical engineering, making them enduring favorites among vintage toy collectors.

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Wedgwood Jasperware on The Hot Collector

Wedgwood Jasperware

Discover the elegance of Wedgwood Jasperware, prized by collectors for its classical designs and exquisite craftsmanship. Learn about the history and collectibility of Jasperware and join a community passionate about preserving Wedgwood's legacy in ceramic art.

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Washington Quarter 1932 - 1998 on The Hot Collector

Washington Quarter 1932 - 1998

Delve into the history of the Washington quarter, born during the Great Depression and featuring designs by notable artists. Learn about its transformation and popularity among coin collectors.

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Winged Head or Mercury Dime 1916 - 1945 on The Hot Collector

Winged Head or Mercury Dime 1916 - 1945

Discover the allure of Mercury Dimes, delve into their artistic origins, and learn about their place in the world of rare coin collecting.

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William Kneass on The Hot Collector

William Kneass

William Kneass, the Second Chief Engraver of the US Mint from 1824 to 1840, played a crucial role in the development of American coinage. Known for his expertise in numismatics and coin design, Kneass left a lasting legacy through his meticulous engraving techniques. Dive into the life and contributions of this remarkable individual who shaped the visual identity of American currency during a pivotal period in history.

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