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Entry post. So glad to see you back. Have really missed your posts. I actually have one of these (the gold peso, 1865 date). I don't have any...
A person of kingly character should make this decision. An honorable sacrifice you made for family provisions. Such a noble act deserves grand...
I love history. I like circulated coins, and, as others have stated, think about the stories they could tell, lol. I just enjoy holding history in...
40 years ago I worked with a man that was also a small time coin collector, like myself. We both talked about picking up coins that we would see...
It's not that long, certainly not rambling, very informative, and an example as to your character, even at such a young age. And, it's hats off to...
1847 Seated Liberty Dollar. 1922 no "D" Lincoln Head Cent.
I've started doing this a few months ago, but for 1947. I have one of each denomination of regular minted coins from the U.S. for 1947 and I have...
Currently, this is my favorite. 5 minutes from now, that could change? But, as so many have stated, all are spectacular! I get great enjoyment out...
@Deacon Ray, "I’m just a guy who wants to hold in his hands the coins from the land where Jesus walked". + 1. I really enjoy your posts. This is...
NOT an entry post. Once again, great idea, @lordmarcovan, and wonderful gift for someone. But, I wouldn't read the book, and, while there are a...
And I truly am glad there are collectors like you. I really enjoy looking at the high end coins posted here. I just don't have a "budget", and...
You are correct as to not cleaning coins. But, an acetone bath is acceptable as it changes nothing about the coin, except removing some crud,...
No. Do not use nail polish remover. It has additives that will harm your coin. Must be acetone like you find with paint, no additives.
"Paddy54, post: 3231515, member: 19250" Either you like toned coins or you don't and it's ok either way. The same for buying raw vs graded coins....
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