Some coins probably have tiny amounts of blood in the details, so yes... 400th post !
Certainly 64....I would even dare to give it a 65 with that hair detail....
Nice war nickels. I always find in flea-markets that the coins are normally cleaned, but I got a Napoleon III 10 franc coin for bullion recently.
Yes, all USA coins will be worth more if slabbed...
Ok, sorry...I didn't see the mintmark (which really shows that I didn't look at it enough!). As it was made with British dies, and the coins were...
Yes, those are really useful for looking for doubled dies etc...
Are they ? I found an UNBELIVEABLE amount of errors in "Unusual World coins"....
Thanks, very interesting !
Sorry to correct you.....but weary means tired...WARY means careful.
Sorry to annoy you, but I disagree, you can buy Charles I (1600-1649) farthing for as little as $10.....
I'm certain there are more than one types of pattern, but Krause only lists one.
That's because mintage records were only kept sporadically prior to 1787. A random guess would be about 500,000 give or take a few.
It's 1817. Nothing apart from tokens in 1807.
Nice coin, something I am missing....
MS-64....not that anyone would care if it was slabbed or not as it is British...
Nice coins...
Actually...you could bug coin lol !
You know you have it bad when you start staring at all the coins in cash registers when you are buying stuff....
Don't buy coins from people who don't know left from right.
There is a fake brasher doubloon in there as well, and the very poor quality of the lettering really shows them up to be recent oriental imitations.
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