New Jersey Numismatic Journal: Vol. 17 No. 1 & 2

24 Pages·1991·1.8 MB·English

by  Garden State Numismatic Association

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NUMISMATIC Jersey JOURNAL
ASSOCIATION, Ini.
VOLUME 17 No. 1 & 2 THREE DOLLARS SECOND QUARTER 1991
Adolph Weinman’s Standing Liberty
by JAMES K. BRANDT, Editor, LM-57
All collectors of Twentieth Century United States coins are
familiar with the designs of the dime, quarter, and half dollar
struck in 1916. These designs are considered by many collectors
to be among the most artistic coins ever struck by the Mint. The
design of the dime and half dollar are the master work of Adolph
Weinman, while the quarter was designed by Herman MacNeil.
Both sculptors were from New York City.
The half dollar is referred to as the Walking Liberty half dollar,
since the obverse shows a full-length, side view figure of Liber¬
ty carrying branches of laurel and oak walking toward the dawn
of a new day. The quarter portrays a frontal figure of Liberty
holding a shield in the left hand and an olive branch in the right
hand. On either side of Liberty is a wall. The quarter is referred
to as the Standing Liberty Quarter. The dime portrays a side view
of Liberty with wings which is often mistaken for the Greek god
Mercury. All three coins were a welcome sight to everyday com¬
merce, replacing the design of Charles Barber’s Liberty Head
on the dime, quarter, and half dollar w hich were issued in 1892.
Several years ago I attended the Token & Medal Show at the
GSNA Annual Convention and while browsing the dealers' tables,
a beautiful high relief medal caught my attention. I stopped to
examine the medal more closely; it ws square shaped, evenly ton¬
1904 Universal Exposition Medal, St. Louis, Missouri.
ed dark brown, and struck in high relief. There was no signs of
any marks or rub on the high points. It was a gem in the original Upon comparison of the medal and half dollar one can clearly
box of issue, just waiting for a collector to acquire. see that the likeness of Liberty is identical. Quite often an artist
will carry forth to new works design elements from previous
I asked to examine the medal and the dealer carefully remov¬
works. This is such an example. However, what impressed me
ed the box and handed it to me. I studied the obverse carefully,
most, was the high relief of the medal as compared to the low
admiring the high relief and details of the design. For some
relief of the half dollar. Both the medal and half dollar designs
reason, I felt that the design was familiar. I carefully took the
are beautifully executed and both were appropriate for the pur¬
medal out of the box and looked at the reverse. The eagle with
pose each served. Given a choice, 1 would have preferred the
outstretched wings also looked familiar, but I couldn’t place where
medal design for the half dollar.
I had seen a similar eagle. I turned the medal over again. I im¬
Collectors who admire Mr. Weinman’s style and design should
mediately recognized the sun in the background and associated
add one of the medal versions to his/her collection. Maybe, if
it with Weinman’s half dollar design. At this point, I asked the
you are lucky, you will find such an example at this year's GSNA
dealer who had designed the medal and was told Adolph
Convention at the Token & Medal Show. Each time I look at
Weinman.
this medal I think of it as Weinman’s Standing Liberty.
Mr. Weinman designed this medal for the 1904 Universal Ex¬
position in St. Louis, Missouri. It was struck in three different
shapes; shield shaped, square, and circular, to be used as Grand DON’T BE SQUARE. . .
Prize, Silver, and Bronze awards, respectively. On the obverse
there is a frontal figure of Liberty holding up a drapery with stars ATTEND THE GSNA PICNIC
and stripes. It appears that the drapery is being held up by a slight
breeze. This same drapery appears on Weinman’s design of the
See Page 17
Walking Liberty half dollar. Also appearing on the medal is a
young Indian girl draped in a cloth with a honeybee design.
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by CHRISTOPHER T. CONNELL
each topic. Information and registration
forms will be sent to all Member Clubs in
July/August. WE SALUTE Many GSNA members have expressed
concern for young numismatists starting
Circle August 3, 1991 on your GSNA
THESE NEW MEMBERS! out in the numismatic hobby. When many
calendars. This is the date of our Annual
of us began collecting, many collectible
picnic. It will be held again at Mercer
1189 Benjamin Phillips coins were available to us in circulation.
County Park. For those of you not familiar
1190 Marshall 0. Meyers Young people today have available to them
with this park, it has excellent facilities and
J-1191 Jonathan Bolls only our contemporary clad token-like
everyone is guaranteed a good time.
J-1192 David Bolls coins dated post 1964, with coin designs
It is hard to recap all that has taken place
1193 Maryann S. Frees which have not changed for over fifty
with GSNA over the past two years. I
1194 Laura Nicholas years. It takes an exceptional youngster
would like to thank everyone for their
1195 Angelo Dinonno who is very motivated to venture into the
assistance in making GSNA one of the top
1196 Raymond F. Anderson hobby of coin collecting. The Board of
State associations in numismatics. It is the
1197 Robert C. Galvin your GSNA has been working on a GSNA
members of GSNA who make it work and
1198 Dean J. Liska COIN PROJECT to help young collectors
the success that it is. I've had fun during
1199 Frank Santulli become interested in the hobby, to help
the last two years and hope that in a small
1200 Natalie Santulli local coin clubs attract and nurture new
way I’ve helped GSNA grow to what it is
1201 Harry Garrison young collectors, and to encourage young
today. I thank all of you for the privilege
1202 Charles Messier numismatists to develop skill and wisdom
of serving as your President.
1203 Criton Drakontides in collecting, numismatic exhibition,
Have fun at the convention and I hope
numismatic research and participation in
you find that coin, token, medal, or piece LM-290 Greg Ruby
the numismatic hobby.
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Dunellen, N.J. 08812
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Dunellen, N.J.
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Member Clubs
by ARNO SAFRAN The Club held its 25th Anniversary Din¬
(continued from page 8) ner at the Colonial Manor in Old Tappan,
If you have information pertaining to New Jersey on April 19th. Eighty-six
Crestwood Coin & Stamp Club - #055
your club - whether it be election of of¬ members and guests attended. John
P.O. Box 154
ficers, an upcoming show, or just timely, Rosengren showed slides of past dinners,
Whiting, N.J. 08759
newsworthy information your club would the annual coin shows, and club meetings.
Meets 2nd Wednesday 7 p.m.
Hilltop Clubhouse like to share with G.S.N.A. readers of this The highlight of this year’s dinner was the
4th Tuesday 1:30 p.m., Unity Clubhouse Journal - send the information (preferably presentation of the Ed Black award to
Whiting, N.J. typed) to ARNO SAFRAN, BOX 605, James Brandt for his service to the club and
Wilmington Coin Club - #056 LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701. the field of numismatics. The award is
Box 272 named in honor of Ed Black the founder
Rockland, DE 19732 OCEAN COUNTY COIN CLUB of the club.
Meets 4th Tuesday 7:30 p.m. CLM #01
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd WATCHUNG HILLS COIN CLUB
Foulk Road & Chatham Drive Show & Tell is alive and well in the
#57
Wilmington, DE Ocean County coin club. 1991 has been an
Watchung Hills Coin Club - #057 educational year for the club states Jim Recent electins held at the Watchung
c/o Bob Gilbert Majoros, club publicity chairman. Mon¬ Hills Coin Club resulted in the following
P.O. Box 299 thly show and tell contributors have officers for 1991: Arno Safran, President;
Liberty Corner, N.J. 07938 enhanced the level of interest in the club. Greg Heim, Vice President; Bob Gilbert,
Meets 2nd Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Amo Safran, club vice president, instituted Secretary; and Herb Frank, Treasurer.
O'Connor’s Beef & Ale House the program in January and it has taken off Bob Gilbert was also elected to serve as
Washington Valley Road well with its members. Describing error editor of the club newsletter. The Hills
Warren, N.J.
finds, receiving the first auction coin Numismatist. Peter Doelger will serve as
White Plains Coin Club - #060 through the teletrade system, and presen¬ chairman for the annual club show.
P.O. Box 91 tations on their most interesting moment The club has moved to a new meeting
Wykagyl Sta.
in coins are just a few of the subjects place, O'Connor's Beef & Ale House on
New Rochelle, N.Y. 10804
covered. Washington Valley Road. Warren, New
Meets 2nd Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
The Ocean County Coin Club holds two Jersey. The club meets the second Tues¬
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
meetings a month. The first meeting is the day of each month except August. Persons
Corner Carhart & Mamaroneck Aves.
White Plains, N.Y. educational meeting and the second interested in attending the club's meetings
meeting is devoted to the normal meeting or want more information on the club can
Westchester County Coin Club • #0062
agenda along with the monthly auction. write to Bob Gilbert. P.O. Box 2999,
P.O. Box 1215
Club president Chris Connell, who has Liberty Corner, NJ 07938.
New Rochelle, N.Y. 10801
Meets 3rd Wednesday 8 p.m. given a few interesting facts about his
American Legion Post favorite subject, Byzantine coins, said "It
307 Mamaroneck Road is really amazing what some of the
Scarsdale, N.Y. members bring in and discuss. I've learn¬
Deep Search Metal Detectors Club - #064 ed so many things that I hope it continues
C/O Paul Wiener forever.”
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23 Oakey Drive
Kendall Park, N.J. 08824 TRENTON NUMISMATIC CLUB About Numismatics?
Meets 3rd Monday 8 p.m. CLM #08
E Brunswick Library
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Ryders Lane The club has recently changed its
E. Brunswick, N.J. meeting place to the Jewish Community
COIN CLUB
Roxbury Coin Club - #065 Center, 999 Lower Ferry Road, Trenton,
Box 459 NJ. The club meets the 4th Monday at 8:00
Ledgewood, N.J. 07852 p.m.
Meets 1st Wednesday 8 p.m. A coin show is planned for November
Roxbury Library 10, 1991 at a place to be announced. Per¬
Main Street
sons seeking additional information on the
Off Rt. 10 & Hillside Ave.
club can write to the Trenton Numismatic
Roxbury, N.J.
Club, P.O. Box 93, Trenton, NJ 08601.
Flushing Coin Club - #066
Thomas Lawless
144-30 Sanford Avenue
Flushing, N.Y. 13355 DID YOU TELL
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If your club is not listed, check with your
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