That is a nice example of a Nero Victory Flying as. Congratulations on your first Nero, @expat. The minute I saw it, it reminded me of this Nero...
This Book - the "Grading Guide for Early American Copper Coins" pretty much covers the basic scope - essentially everything you see in the book...
Its definitely a coin from France.
From what little I can see, It does look like S-104, R-3+, one of the two LIHERTY varieties. The other is S-103, R-4. I agree with @potty dollar...
If there was one Holy Grail coin for me, it was the Continental Dollar. At one time I considered selling off a (major) part of my collection to be...
Here is a comparison of the reverses of two 1830 cents from my collection. The 1830 N-6 Medium letters on the left. In my experience, the best...
My "Five Best": [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have some dimes: [ATTACH]
And this half dime from San Francisco (ANACS AU55) [ATTACH]
These are the coins I have from the Civil War years: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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I have read that Domitianus had "a thing" for Minerva... Here is a sestertius I have depicting Domitian worshipping at Minervas temple. [ATTACH]
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There are two coins I could see myself trading or selling part of my collection for, and that is one of them. Huge congratulations to you, @ksparrow !
That is a very nice collection, @Publius2. I specially like your 1796 dollar.
I really should get these slabbed one day...... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
These are others (plus better pics of the R.I Token). [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You have a very nice collection of colonials, @Mlguy, congratulations! and also for your very interesting write-up. You have a very wide variety...
This is an experience I made buying a Bust dollar a long time go. In the early 80s my company sent me to visit our parent company in the US, in...
I have always found this coinage interesting. This link contains information that you may interesting....
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