I had never even heard of or seen the type, which goes to show how totally out of touch I am with modern issues! :rolleyes:
Is that the same David Lawrence as in the prominent dealer? I've bought a lot from them over the last year. This rather modest Barber dime...
Neat how prominently the overdate on the 1810/09 shows, despite the low grade.
As @brg5658 mentioned, the slab images on the NGC cert pages are there for verification more than glamor. I do think that is useful. While I...
PCGS just happens to put the TrueView images on the cert pages (if one happens to exist for that coin). NGC doesn't do this with the Photovision...
NGC's full-slab cert page images certainly stink most of the time (though they're better than nothing). However, their (paid, premium)...
Numismedia can help give you a baseline, though I think real-world prices for the W-mint quarters are higher than a lot of what's listed there, no...
I like the CT quarter, too. Maybe my second favorite. Top five, anyway. I like coins with trees on them.
I know I have a lot of intimidating text in my contest intros, but once you get the hang of it, it's easy enough.
Nice!
Nice find. Not an easy coin to photograph, with dark copper and light porosity.
I guessed 63 (BN).
No, shipping's included, so you'd still have a $6 credit. :) .903 silver means 90.3% pure. US silver coins were .900 fine. British coins...
Aha! So I now see. Wouldn’t an M of the period normally have been a more curve-sided, Lombardic-style thing? Like so? [ATTACH] I see the...
That’s even more interesting a find, I think, considering those weren’t issued for circulation, right?
Lovely groat, regardless, but the LONDOM [sic] is neat. I was unaware of this variety. Good question. I mean, it does look more like a...
It is done. Contest launched. C'mon over, y'all.
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