Post all of your silver coins!!!

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This is one of my favorites

 

wow - that's a tall order - most of my stack is pre-1965 circulated US 90% silver coinage (I don't care for the j.s. description) and tubes of ASEs, Canadian Maple Leafs and some other foreign bullion coins - I've also got 55 unremarkable silver dollars and a few semi-collectible silver coins from around the globe - posting all of them would wear me out and bore most of you bleary-eyed

 

Very Cool display! Nice collection too.

 

Just a few!

 

Wow ALL of my silver coins. That is a tall order. Here are a few of my favorite world silver. View attachment 731246

 

This is one of my favorites:

 

101 BC, Lucius Sentius, silver. I just love all those horse's legs.

 

Do you realize how long that would take?

 

I reckon most of us have hundreds, if not thousands, of silver coins.

 

LOL How much time ya got?

Kind regards,

George

 

/How do you even get something like that and know that it is real

 

In a way, that is a good question. I bought that coin on ebay from a seller I assumed was reputable and honest. The other bidders had fairly high numbers of feedbacks, indicating that they were not total rookies. I paid less than $50 for it. I have a certain amount of knowledge and expertise about coins, and it looks real to me. How do you know your wheat pennies (or whatever you collect) are real?

 

I kind of go by what you said, I just hope and Pray that they are real , but that coin is awesome!

 

Well, if you like it, just go for it. No regrets! I bought a coin a few months ago which I maybe should have looked at a bit more carefully. I have a good relationship with the seller and he would have refunded my money, no problem, however I liked it and elected to keep it. I think this is what is called a "contemporary counterfeit", meaning it was made way back then and passed as genuine, thus the honest wear. I have posted it before.
What do you think? Is this a neat piece or what? It "rings" like silver and the portrait of Edward VII is like nothing I have ever seen.