That counts as awesome. Seascape? Sure. I see waves there, so why not.
Oh, believe me - without "vestpocket-dealing" and "flipping" and swapping, I would have no disposable income at all to put into collecting....
Indeed!
Continuing the seascapes theme, until somebody changes it. (Seascapes on love tokens): [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I'm with you there. I have no single favorite. I do, however, have a "top three" from my "Eclectic Box" collection: Ancient Greece (Kingdom of...
Bird coins (no dodos here, but how 'bout something else other than an eagle?) Both of these are my contribution to the current August giveaway,...
Indeed a nice portrait, and looks like nice grade and surfaces overall, too. Perhaps some noninvasive conservation can be done to remove the...
Well, now, that's certainly neat, and not something one sees every day. I don't know of any third-party certification for coin dies, but perhaps...
I'd go with this theory. Give 'em time. They'll likely end up looking just as nasty as the pre-millennial zincolns.
That sounds as good as any theory I'd come up with.
The "sundial" side on yours is poorly struck, which is not that unusual. The "chain" side is quite nice (again, from all I've seen, it's not that...
It might be fun to get some albums (maybe Roosevelt dimes or Washington quarters to start with) and see how many holes you can fill just from junk...
You mean Frank Gasparro's "FG" designer initials on a Kennedy half? Yes. Should be on all of 'em. Edit: oh- I see what you were asking. You...
1804 or USA. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I'll bump this, since the topic came up in another thread recently.
I used to be a small dealer. I had an antique mall booth for a while in the first decade of the 2000s. (Prior to that, I've helped out as an...
Nice cherrypick, for a buck!
That was what I thought, too!
OK! The following coins from the OP are spoken for now: 1 4 5 7 8 10 11 12 15 19 21 22 23 24 25 @Nathan401- it is now your turn to pick five...
That sounds about right.
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