I suppose I would want to buy 4 silver quarters first.
Many thanks as always for your input guys!

Bob Farmer wrote:Roy Kueppers:
https://www.roykueppers.com/
And see:
https://www.roykueppers.com/mojoboogieboxes.html
Bob Farmer wrote:The Chinatown coins made by Johnson are not deceptive. The depth is all wrong. This is what happens when a design error is never corrected. Roy Kueppers made mine to custom specs and they look perfect.
erdnasephile wrote:You can save a lot of money if you are willing to get a single coin with matched shell, then find the other three matching coins on your own. It takes a bit of work at the coin shops in your area, but you'll come out ahead. (I recommend using a micrometer to make sure the coins match in size so they don't get stuck in the shell).
This strategy works really well if you want to use new 1964 Kennedy's (ala David Roth). If you get some new matching coins, the shell typically will work with them quite well.
If you want new dollar sized coins, you may wish to consider Todd Lassen's Silver Eagle expanded coin/shell set ($130). Then you just go to your coin shop and get 3 more silver eagles (which will more than likely fit just fine) for about $60.
Steve Mills wrote: Jamie appears to be the last great craftsman in the business.
Bob Farmer wrote:I've never heard a bad word about Roy Kueppers and the stuff he's made for me and others is world-class. Plus he thinks like a magician.
Bob Farmer wrote:I've never heard a bad word about Roy Kueppers and the stuff he's made for me and others is world-class. Plus he thinks like a magician.