Neat-looking Tomaska-signed Frankie. Not entirely my cuppa tea, personally, but dramatic. I do think the target-toned reverse is wild, and can...
Ah, there's a Hallmark. Great CAM on that Kennedy in the old PCI green. I have fond memories of those. I bought a 1904 $20 Lib in a PCI green...
Ineresting. My thoughts went to Indian "Bull & Horseman" coins, but I dunno. While doing a quick Googling, I brought up this page from our very...
That is an absolutely gorgeous photograph.
Update, 11/24: this lot is SOLD. Some folks on the CU site expressed concern about the rubber bands seen in the pix below. Not to worry. They...
And where do you think Charlemagne got the idea from? ;)
Whoops, sorry. Must've been skimming instead of reading again. Duh.
There are a lot of fake and fantasy California fractional gold pieces out there (many with a bear in the design- "if you see the bear, beware!")....
That's cool. I have kept every noteworthy detecting find I've made since 1992, with records on where everything was found (date, location, etc)....
You went with the one I would've chosen. Both looked pretty nice.
I never had a quinarius. Weren't there gold quinarii (?) too?
Always liked that design.
You have a whole Ancient Coin (or World Coin) forum to advise you when you do.
Would make a nice pendant for a wife or daughter or other lady in the family, I reckon. Or heck, you could wear it on a chain yourself.
Hey, good to see you over here on CoinTalk! Glad you're here!
Those are fairly "modern" Wild Men! I'm much more used to the 16th or 17th century ones. Great toning.
As a former collector of holed coins, I sometimes encountered misguided attempts at coin repair. This is why I say "don't remove the loop". It...
Yeah, brg5658 would be a good one to ask, but that's gonna be one HUGE list, and I doubt anyone has compiled a truly comprehensive one. You'd...
Looks good! Nice Izzie quaddah, too. Forty years I've been collecting, as of tomorrow. Never had one of those.
Wow. Some pretty nice prices on the Coinfacts page! Of course that is not a Mint State example and yes, you'd have to deduct for the loop, but...
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