Thank you very much @Conder101
When you click on my image to enlarge it, you can also make out what appears to be the bottom loop of the number 3, directly above the 3 in the...
Well, I like error coins. I would like to know about the anomaly regardless of condition.
As a 90% silver coin, it cannot be the result of intense heat separation of clad layers like we see on todays coins with a bubbled appearance that...
Anyway, what about that strange 1936 dime?
Agreed. I told her that he can do that, being an established shop owner, and that really until I build myself a reputation I'm just some guy. I...
That is what I thought too. The seamlike appearance is what throws me off. Then I found this one where the contact marks are clear and evident....
Among the coins I saw yesterday there was this 1964 Half that appears to have been struck through a little piece of sheared off edge reeding. Two...
A couple more shots of the area of the obv. that should have a corresponding ding but clearly does not... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Hi everyone. I gave a free appraisal yesterday. It took 2.5 hours, and when I was done the lady said she had called a coin shop - about a two hour...
Looks like a coin that was caught in the laundry for a while
What do you think of this toning? Tough to show it in an image. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Sorry bout that it copied the wrong link. I edited my post. Sometimes the phone is difficult to work with.
http://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Buffington_Island I have a hunch that this is the right place to look:...
http://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/
India Princely States, Travencore, 1900s-40's you have to look to see which design
The bottom line is India Princely States. I have that one...
Nice
I like the medal! I am not much help in uncovering it's origin though.
Did you ever look into the inscription? "Buffington Thanksgiving" .....
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