Welcome RWB. Friendly FYI. No one else has mentioned this yet, so I think I will. It is my practice that whenever I buy gold coins, I always...
With the way some people are nowadays, the thrift store staff may not have even recognized it as a U.S. coin. My 18 y/o neighbors and their...
If it's a coin and the variety commands a decent price, IMO if it hasn't already been counterfeited by the Chinese, it soon will be.
Someone hand me a spoon and a bib. I'm drooling...
Good luck. Your learning experience would be good to know as future reference!
That is a nice looking farthing Kirk, indeed. If you could shoot a photo of it outside of it's 2x2, that would be cool!
Conder101 -> I am not a "Conder" expert, and I'm not trying to be ornery, could you be so kind as to explain why David Bowers (a giant in the...
He's listing another one too. Check out his other items for sale.
What's even more silly is the seller is charging 12.50 for shipping too!
Cool example! I'm not sure I would have parted with that, if I had it. Duke -> I'm not a huge Conder Token guy. I don't have a copy of that...
As you have 40 (wow!)... Here's two references, though I bet you probably already know... :) Whitman Encyclopedia of Colonial and Early American...
I seem to recall... Doesn't ebay have a policy where a Seller cannot assert / advertise a coin grade unless it has been certified as such?
Yes, indeed. According to Bowers, in American numismatic circles, it's the most widely known.
No offense folks, but I don't get the attraction to the whole VAM thing... that said, to each their own :)
Beautiful coins. And those are beautiful photographs too!
Yeah, I concur with that statement, ksparrow. In my opinion, pictures can always be made to look as smooth as ex-lax. And, in my opinion, a...
Pictured is a 1794 Talbot, Allum, & Lee Cent (Copper). Minting of these tokens was contracted by New York proprietors William Talbot, William...
I bought from Great SouthernFried once. Never again.
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