The $0.03 rate came about as a reduction in the postage rate. The networks of roads and railroads had substantially reduced the cost and the...
@Evan8 Neat... Also, that's a different die... notice on the reverse how much more developed the arrows and leaves are on yours. On mine they're...
Sure, that was the whole point of the counterfeits... at least post war, as coins returned to the marketplace, to pass a quick observation by...
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So... the customer service people at SilverTowne aren't numismatists. Probably obvious they're hired for their CS skills, not as numismatists...
Double post - dratted debounce
From the prevalence of OPs finds across multiple years, it appears as though the Icelandic mint isn't properly hardening their dies. Either not...
Interesting... I suspect there is enough detail in the NGC before shot and the after pic to forensically identify that it's the same coin. As...
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The general rule is don't clean coins because it's so easy to destroy their numismatic value. If the coin is valuable have it conserved...
Exactly opposite of the truth. Either you mis-understood/mis-remembered or s/he's an idiot. MINTING coins uses a press to stamp designs with a...
Why don't you file a ticket w/ Google voice recognition to have that fixed. I'm sure they'll hop right on it.
As long as we're being a pedantic chucklehead, pennies are UK coins cents are American.
Anyway welcome to coin talk. It's not necessary to put a poll in every post... the way it's presented when you start a thread can be confusing at...
Two bits... Just an ordinary coin, going about its business for many year...
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San Francisco only struck silver. So you're postulating somebody came out from Denver or Philly and threw a blank in the hopper...
At the top right click on Unwatch Thread...
Read the law... didn't know that they COULD have continued minting 900 fine until the Sec Treas certified there were enough clads OR 5 years passed.
GC will handle getting them graded, photographed and put into the auction. You will need to be firm at the minimum price you want (the higher the...
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