Coin Lore

Every Tally begins with a legend. Before metal is ever struck, we study the history, the myths, and the hard-earned stories of a place — then forge them into symbols that carry real meaning. These aren’t just designs; they’re stories cast in metal, drawn from mountain spirits, warrior legacies, and the enduring character of the land. Step into the lore below and discover what gives each coin its weight.

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Breckenridge: The Tail of Skadi's Coin

When Breckenridge was founded in 1859, the townsfolk whispered that the mountains had already been claimed by the Norse…

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Colorado: Chipeta and the Shadow of the Peaks

In the year 1876, Colorado was etched into the Union — a rugged frontier now recognized as a state. But long before…

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Hawai'i: The Kingdom

In 1810, King Kamehameha unified the Hawaiian Islands — a rare and powerful feat of diplomacy, courage, and conquest. His…more....

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Vail: The Spirit of Snow and Steel

Long before skiers carved the slopes, the mountains of Vail were said to be guarded by Eira, a warrior spirit of snow and…

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