looks like it could be Unc under the haze.
Tough coin above F. Nice specimen.
I used to get pretty good money for the British pennies. As long as you leave most of the nice ones and oldest ones in they were very popular....
I used to pick up all the 100Y coins I saw and most of the 50 and 500Y. I ended up with enough I could have gone to Japan on a vacation which...
I think this is one of the best deals I ever offered. I could be wrong but I have "57" pretty nice German minors (German states) mostly from the...
I'm not sure either. With the crooks running the banks we could have $16 an ounce gold backing several quintillion dollars in assets. Math just...
They're prominently listed in the Redbook now. As new collectors advance they will naturally discover the existence of these and most will want...
I wonder if dealers are putting then in when they buy collections. I have to believe most of them are released by the buyers because they are low...
Historically collectors are primarily concerned with coin types that circulated. Sure many like the high quality of proof strikes or the...
Holy cow. I can't believe those S-mints have such tiny mintages yet buyers are picking through them for the best specimens and tossing the rest...
Just like the penny they will be made forever even after the human race has succeeded in becoming extinct. The status quo is inviolable.
This one is my favorite; [MEDIA] Funiculars are generally pretty safe. There is a legend that I interpret to mean the "ferryman" who filled the...
Incredibly it's a one dimensional rendition of a four dimensional "idea" that was used to build the great pyramids of Egypt; a linear funicular....
Listen to GDJMSP. Coins make a terrible investment. Ed Norton once insulted Ralph Kramden by saying "May a rich uncle die and leave you a...
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