Here's a 1926-D from PCGS with similar at the feather, and also where the shoulder meets the neck. However, there is also apparent tripling of...
Netherlands 10 cent 1950-1980 15mm 1.5g. US cent for comparison. [ATTACH]
For all 5 is the way I read it. I get about $330k each at $1900/oz.
Received one in the mail from my Australian buddy the other day (thanks Wombat!). He got it from his bank and it appears to be in a bank's holder,...
Very old pics. [ATTACH]
Something newer. [ATTACH]
It certainly appears not to have circulated much. Interesting that it made it all the way to CT. It's Reverse II, which was quickly implemented...
#3 seems likely given the comments on similar threads over at NGC. As such, it would be a wasted trip, because I would walk right out the door.
There was a lot going on in 1856 other than politics and slavery. Native Americans were being extirpated throughout the West, the Puget Sound war...
I'm curious generally where it was dug (town, state), as far as how far it circulated.
Almost nobody knows about these so no premium. Less common but not scarce. Here's my 1899's, Reverse 1 and Reverse 2 [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Ha, that one is a transition variety! 1899 "early release" of Reverse 2 (1900-1905). Compare the left leaf vein with the 1892 I posted above -...
To me, microscopes aren't the problem. I've found lots of cool stuff snooping around at 40x. Attributing most VAMs require at least 15x. The...
Transition varieties? No data on that, no TPG designates them as far as I know. People (like me) do collect them. The ones I posted are normal,...
Don't get me started! I'll do a separate thread on transition varieties at some point. Meanwhile, here are the two obverse and three reverse...
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