I love it. The Standing Liberty T1 is awesome!
[ATTACH] This is a North Carolina colonial that I have, with my favorite animal at the top.
Nice Connecticut note. That state is next on my colonial want list, at least my book says they are relatively affordable.
I mix it up a lot for the western states, which are often difficult. I.e. for Alaska, I bought a small gold nugget that is supposedly from Alaska,...
Well, Vermont is not one of the original 13 colonies, so you have an out there! You do have a great idea for a collection. I have a few colonials,...
But they *ARE* genuine U.S. Mint issues. I believe that Dan strikes these using genuine U.S. Mint issues as blanks. So that apparent 1933 DDO $5...
I also noticed that his beaker was cracked. -jeffB is on the money here. Another hazard of methanol, is that it burns with a barely visible flame,...
I wish it was legal to melt them. Copper is a useful metal, and it could be put to much better use than as financially worthless cents. In my...
I like the old seal colors.
Yes, you can see both sides well. i forget where the cost was possibly $30-$40 but may vary.
I have the Dansco 7148 for my parks quarters, I like it a lot. I don't know if there is a similar album for the women's quarters, but I don't have...
My favorite is the 20,000. I have one from circulation/travels, and an UNC example of the similar 20 nuevos pesos. I have either the 50,000 or 50...
The portrait is Mrs. Juliet Opie Hopkins (who was instrumental in providing hospital and medical care and facilities for Southern troops during...
Can you clarify the color of the overprint? According to my book these are most all blue, but yours looks greenish in the scan, and a green...
It seems to be Criswell #4, 4A, 4B, or 4C. Whether it is one of the first two or second two, depends on if that '2ND SERIES' is considered small...
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