A cameo, also known as frosting, is only present on some PROOF coins and very early strikes (deemed to be prooflike). Many proof coins do not have...
It looks either like a fairly circulated coin with alot of haymarking or light "Whizzing" or as many have said, a fake. Certianly the holder does...
The pitcairn islands...arn't there only about 17 people living on them ?
Those are really scarce in MS-64.....I would say around $950-$1000.....just my opinion !
Try www.Royalmint.gov.uk ....
That sounds like fun ! How much do they cost ??
Exactly. In the very low grades they are not going to be worth much more....
Very nice ! I would get that graded with PCGS, if you are going to get it graded at all.
How does the mint sell any if you can get them cheaper from a local bank ??
Portrait too worn to be F. Otherwise, a decent VG with no problems.
Very nice 1/2 cent for $85. As everyone else, I would agree that it is NOT an AU, but you would really have to inspect it very carefully to be sure.
If it has cracks in it...it is not a die crack. If there are cracks in the die, it will be reversed upon the coins , so the lines were in relief....
Very nice dollar note !
I think some of those coins look very artificially toned.......but I might be wrong...the 1886 looks particularly suspect because the toning goes...
Why the greatest ?
For another example check under somalia in "Unusual World Coins"....lots of random commeratives made very far away from Somalia...
I must remeber how to spell that ! Anyway, Faith....what types of African/Gold coins do you want ?
From the reverse it looks like that, but why on the obverse are there several heads....and the name of Schuman....(who was a composer)....?????
Nice coin....great idea to add another side to your collection.......I should think about getting Byzantine as well as standard roman...
What's the advantage of using saflips as opposed to trays or albums ??
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