I'm going for it. Let me just cash in the IRA and 401k and mortgage the house.
Did you mean NFTs (Non-fungible tokens) instead of EFTs (ETFs) which are Exchange Traded Funds? ETFs are a legitimate stock-based equity...
@bikergeek, I see your profile puts you in Merriam, Kansas just outside KC, KS. When I was growing up in the 1960s at Whiteman AFB (Knob Noster,...
I will be spending time at the Central Florida Coin Club table 974. Also at JRCS club meeting Fri at 8:30 room N320A and LSCC club meeting Fri at...
Slab exists on both NGC and CAC database. Maybe the sticker got warm or wet and adhesive temporarily loosened enough to allow it to slide around....
A couple of additional interesting sidenotes. In looking at David Perkins' sale of the Richard Meaney collection, I came across the listing for...
A few more pre-Federation and Colonial coins, a 1797 half dime, one or more Anglo-Saxon silver pennies, a mid-grade 1917-S T-2 SLQ, 1877 IHC,...
It's a perfectly appropriate rule-of-thumb for those cases where it works and not appropriate for those cases where it doesn't. Seriously, I...
@bikergeek: Alright, I've refreshed my memory of Mr. Meaney's proposition, reviewed the relevant passages in LM, and taken a look at my own coins...
Let me get back to you on this tomorrow. I read that article when I was going through all the back issues of JRCS Journal a few months ago. But...
Noon to 1. Room N320E
Cash flow is king.
I'll be there.
I'm gonna tell you anyway. It's the LM-9.2. A bit on the scarce side with an R-4 rarity rating.
Interested in knowing what die marriage it is, if you don't already know?
I love tamales - and Buffs!
This is the latest acquisition, an 1830 LM-1.2 remarriage in a Middle Die State. I already had an early die state example of this remarriage...
That looks like a pretty good outline. You certainly have the pertinent references. Comments and probably nothing you haven't already...
I was going to attribute your dime yesterday but I was too full of Christmas cheer to attempt it. Anyway, I agree that it's the JR-4, Small 10C...
Here are three of my favorites from this past year. First up is the 1839 No Drapery quarter, one of the sub-varieties I'd been seeking for the...
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