I'd call that G4 details. It has a few marks. The striations on the reverse look like they could be planchet flaws due to lamination rather than...
It's a fair question, and I'll defer to those who are more knowledgeable in Canadian coins. I expect a PL will be... well... more prooflike,...
I like the circs more than the MS pieces sometimes, for "character". I feel this way about Bust halves. I haven't met a Bust half I didn't like...
I can only suppose that since the 1880-S and 1881-S coins typically come so nice, they might judge those dates more strictly (while if it was a...
Thought about it- maybe trying a cross to PCGS, and adding TrueView imaging- but I dunno. (I certainly wouldn't specify RB, but I'd not want to...
Portugal: silver 50-reis of Luis I, 1886 [ATTACH] A small coin, with a somewhat plain design, and not quite Mint State. That being said, it has...
You can't go wrong with a kiwi bird and a tattoo-faced Maori warrior, I reckon.
Probably as nice as mine, but without the plastic. Hard to say. Deserves a better picture.
Well, I personally happen to like the "dirty" look on circulated CuNi Flyers and Indians, as mentioned, but sure, to each his own. I'll agree to...
Neither would I, but I'm in it for $435. So taking a quick glance at the NGC priceguide, that looks to be around 64 RB price, and well below the...
I agree with y'all about it being more BN rather than RB. One wonders if it mellowed in the slab over time. I think that is a relatively older...
United States: silver Morgan dollar, 1881-S [ATTACH] Very common date, and a date that is typically found in high quality, but a nice shiny Gem...
o_O Nope. I see what looks like a rusty steel cent.
I'm not so much a fan of encrustation unless it's evenly distributed and doesn't look like cancerous growths. That being said, the two you posted...
Leaves more out there for me, then. ;)
Now y’all don’t wanna get ME started on cat pictures. We have more than a dozen. :cat: *sigh* Well OK, maybe just one. Here’s ol’ blue-eyed...
Ha! Nailed it! I think? Geez, gotta go look at my prior post now... Edit: yep. Nailed it. :)
United States: bronze proof Indian Head cent, 1881 [ATTACH] Mintage: 3,575. https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/1663649-015/65/...
New Zealand (Christchurch): bronze merchant token; Milner & Thompson's Music Depot, 1881 [ATTACH] https://www.pcgs.com/cert/38594734...
Old Spanish gold is always fun, regardless of condition. All that history and... gold. What's not to like? :) My escudo is also a 1792, as it...
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