The worst impact of such things is that they might make people enter the hobby for the wrong reasons. Then they quickly find out it's a scam and...
Another "good enough for the type" example - decent examples of Justinian II seem hard to come by. I liked this one. An interesting emperor who...
An example of a "good enough for the type" of a Constantine VII follis. Often with Byzantines you have to take what you can get. [ATTACH]...
I visited Uruguay in the early 2000s and collected some currency from there. Nice country and good food. Here are some Uruguayan bills I have...
I have only one Julian "bull" coin [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Julian II (360 - 363) AE1 (BI Maiorina); Thessalonika Mint; Obv: DN FL CL IVLIANUS PF AUG;...
The signatures also changed with the series. The $2 is a later series 1928 D, which shows signatures of Julian and Morgenthau. The rest of the...
Interesting, I have not heard this before, but that might explain their relative high prices. Another forum had a discussion about these notes and...
This is what I find so fascinating about the 1928 series, the last series printed before the 1934 Gold Reserve Act. Did people actually turn in...
Yes. A thousand times yes. Experiencing and learning the selling process is the true key to this hobby. Doing so will save much heartache and...
If you mean why the dates on the bills have no pattern in their dates, or why didn't they just increment sequentially year by year, my...
This one has a small piece missing (or so it looks), but I liked the portrait enough to acquire it anyway. The A3 is an interesting class that,...
Someone in 7th century Sicily decided to turn an Anastasius follis into a Heraclius follis and Heraclius looks pretty pleased about it. They also...
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