What's your speciality?

Higher grade British pre-decimal

 

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Im working on getting slabs and coins I need for my 70/70 at the show. like a VDB!!!!:headbang: LOL

 

As much of a specialist as one can be in less than a year I'm Icelandic coinage and silver 3 cents.

 

Not me im going to tape what will be the most viewed you tube video ever.:thumb:

 

Revolutionary and Napoleonic coins and medals (1789-1815)

 

LOL. me too

 

Rofl.

 

The voices already said you'd say that.

Phoenix

 

yea I also got a bad habet of listening to the voices in my head......:goofer:

 

If I had to pick one area, it would be matron head and braided hair large cents (1816-1856).

 

Mine are Liberty Capped Cents, Draped Bust Cents, Colonial coinage, and early English farthing & half-penny trade tokens. I love the early English trade tokens because there are thousands of them, with no way I can ever complete a collection, so they will keep me busy when my other areas aren't doing so good.

Ribbit

 

My specialty is being a learner. :whistle:

 

GD, didn't you do the 4 Ducats, going back centuries?

 

Don't know if I'd call it a "specialty" but I am addicted to U.S. Two Cent Pieces. Business strikes.

It's great that some really specialize as collectors. Having collected a lot of different U.S. over the years I've picked up a smattering of knowledge on many series as well as small size U.S. paper money.
This comes in real handy at the shop.

 

Yeh, I'm not sure I would say I have a specialty, but I wish I could say Lincolns.
But the truth is.. I know more about Canadian Copper then i do about Lincolns.. Still learning on both sets though.

 

Now that I have finished my book on fractional Cali gold from the post '29 Depression Era, I will start an in depth examination into Seated and Bust Buffalo coinage from the 1945-1950 era, special emphasis will be placed on die mariages and repunched mintmarks of the Dahlanega and Charlotte silver coinage of 1947.......

 

I guess lincolns just because I have more of those than anything else. I still have a LONG way to go before I can say I specialize in them.

 

I just saw your post now silver I like the rainbow toned ones too, but my favorite are the blast white Morgans.

-Mike

 

I collect 16th to 18th century Austria-Hungary, Germany and England. For Austria-Hungary I collect the 1/4Talers, 1/2Talers and Talers. For Germany I collect Bavarian Talers and Prussian Talers. English coinage I just got into this year, and I like the 1/2 Crown pieces, and the small six pence.