Thomas James Ferrell

T. James Ferrell (born in 1939, in Clayton, New Jersey) graduated from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. In 1969 he joined the staff of medallic artists at the newly founded Franklin Mint. In August 1989, he moved to the United States Mint in Philadelphia.

See also: Wikidata (Q110987421), Wikipedia

Works of the artist

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¼ Dollar "Washington Quarter" (Florida)
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1 Dollar (Atlanta Olympics - Track and Field)
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Medal - History of the United States (Women Strive for Right to Vote)
Barbados
100 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Settlement)
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Medal - Franklin Mint Annual Calendar (Harvest & Seasons)
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Medal - Jewish People's History (Isaac Luria)
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Code Talkers (Navajo)
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Medal - Jewish People's History (Dreyfus)
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¼ Dollar "Washington Quarter" (Connecticut - Silver Proof)
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Medal - History of the American Revolution (Second Congress Assembles in Philadelphia)
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Medal - History of the United States (War Declared Between U.S. and Mexico)
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½ Dollar (Atlanta Olympics - Basketball)