.... Sometimes pronounced "Fakey."
Careful, don't drop it down the sink! ;)
Nice coin... but I still think the portrait looks more like Queen Beatrice of Nederland that Eliz II!
Real purty!
Oh yeah, well how about this nice 1859/8 cent.... [ATTACH]
Left: Another 1859 with repunched 5 and lumpy 9. Right: labeled as "low 9," but looks more like a differently lumpy 9, to me. Sorry about the...
You may recall a few months ago I posted photos of a large cent that I bought about 35 years ago, advertised as a brass 1859. At the time, the...
I'm not an expert, either... and I don't play one especially when real experts might be watching! :joyful:
Love those provincial tokens! ... and they fiddled with the dies enough to create a whole collecting specialty.
1859 cent, double-punched 5... and looks like they messed up the 9, too. What was with those people? ;) [ATTACH]
Pic looks great, to me! Nice token.
Here's a detail from my 1859 DP#3... not new, just a good match for the Charlton's photo on page 40 (2015 ed.)...[ATTACH]
A U.S. Congressman once complained that U.S. coin designs were "crummy." I disagree; I would have said "boring." (BTW, he was speaking of the...
I have a set of CLC's in the Whitman album, and it has a few 1859 varieties and all 3 1891 varieties. I keep other varieties in 2x2s and a Capital...
US proofs had no mint marks until 1968, when the Mint started making them in San Francisco. Philadelphia coins (proof or circulating) didn't have...
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