These are now my coins and I want the 1941 5 Fen for my Birth Year Set. But I can't really translate the characters. Which one is the 1941?...
Here's the concatenated image at 50%: [IMG] I like it better and if someone wants bigger images I've got them saved as backup. Remember, these...
I think the size is too big particularly if I want to put "the obverse and reverse into the same picture" (which I think is a good idea). That...
I have a World Birth Year set. It's an inexpensive "fun" set so most of the coins are circulated. I want to image the set quickly so I intend to...
Over 200. How much over I don't know. Could be 300.
Based on your images I don't think they would even grade MS. Too grainy.
A big part of the problem is that many people don't have the proper equipment. Lots of Smartphones being used and they just don't have the...
As bad as eBay is at detecting/deleting fakes (which is REALLY bad), Amazon has even fewer resources to detect them.
You have me guessing. Are you talking about Morgans?
I found them. coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins.pl?coin=1128 Looks like you have to copy/paste this into your browser.
I saw them play in Griffith Stadium. Probably in the late 1950's.
I've got all the regular issues, just not the military ones. And like I said, I don't even know what they look like. I might do a quick surf job...
I don't know what they look like. Krause has a picture of only one side and it's so bad I still don't know what it looks like. BUT There are two...
I'm about as close to collecting only coins in slabs as is reasonable. 1. In part that's because my #1 collection is a type set and there's no...
I know that back in the 70's there were some quarters struck on dime stack. Don't know if that pertains here.
Thanks. It rarely happens but obviously not never.
The first is an 1809 Half Cent, the C-2 variety. This is the next to last one that I need. The last one is the more expensive 1809 Half Cent, the...
Thanks. I got it partly right (Netherlands/Dutch).
A neighbor asked me to ID/value a collection. I can handle US coins. And I have the Krause catalog for 19th century non-US coins. But I have no...
Looks like die polishing to me.
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