James Bond - a strip of British gold sovereigns mounted in a plastic strip that was part of his "briefcase of tricks" which included a dagger and...
Here's the one my collection, which is a PCGS MS-63. [ATTACH]
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The sharpness grade is VG, but the coin has been cleaned and has mild porosity. It’s hard to price because the sharpness would be attractive to...
The government can order restitution, but if the company is bankrupt, the people who lost the money won't get much if anything. It like the Bernie...
They are known as "Bryan Dollars." They were made of coin silver (90% silver, 10% copper). The idea was that a silver dollar really needed to be...
These are close to the only so-called dollars I collect. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It looks like just another silver round. If the U.S. Government didn’t issue it, it’s not official. The price can be the owner can get for it with...
A 1912 Canadian $10 Gold piece. The Canadians were looking to avoid using U.S. $10 gold coins, but the experiment ended early. [ATTACH]
Here is another U.S. coin, an 1831 Capped Bust Quarter, Small Diameter. [ATTACH] This was the first modern U.S. quarter, which was struck in a...
During the 1790s and early 1800s, England was under threat first from the French revolutionists and then Napoleon as he took over more territory...
I was being a smart a—, but some people are not aware that the 1894-S dime exists in the lower grades.
Just to let you know, one of Friedbergs bought an 1894-S Barber Dime in Good over the counter at Gimbels Department Store in the 1960s. :joyful:
Yea, I really love the quarter. I was at a Baltimore coin show looking to put a 1913 Proof set together. A dealer, who was walking the floor, had...
I am not a big Barber coin fan because I never fell in love the design. Of all the Barber coins in my collection, and there aren't that many, this...
The success of CAC is an obvious example. Instead of becoming discriminating buyers, a lot of collectors believed the line that it is run by an...
Since I am not an error collector, I really like the rest of the coin away from the edges. It appears to be very well struck and beautifully...
I am sorry to see “Coins” magazine go although I had not looked at an issue for years. I preferred “COINage” to which I still subscribe. Those...
This is not the first time this has happened. If you are going to invest or speculate in gold or silver bullion, take physical possession of it....
The portrait on both notes seem to lack the detailed sharpness that I would expect on a genuine note. I tend to believe that they are...
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