Counterfeit, specious, muled, etc. This thread reminded me of an entry in one of R. C Bell's books. When referring to the token below, Bell wrote...
Middlesex 290 .......
The Arms of Coventry ...include a working elephant! [IMG]
Heritage Seller's Fee The standard Heritage contract I received for the Long Beach auctions had a 5% Seller's fee as well.
Disassembling 50's proof sets It was quite a learning experince! I set some pretty tough criteria for submission to NGC or PCGS and this limited...
Middlesex 253 Another conder snake.
Another Conder token Middlesex Bayly's
How about a snake in the grass? .....
Spread Eagle token Withers (#1714-1715) lists it as 27mm, 6.2gms whille Charlton shows 27.5-27.7 mm and 6.1-6.5 gms. (Clockwise wreath (maybe,...
AirTites I also like the airtites. Should I be concerned at all about the airtite albums which incorporate vinyl pages or does "air tight"...
Proof sets dismantled I, too, had quite a stash of proof sets from the 50's and early 60's that I could have simply sold off intact. I decided to...
1869 Dolllar .....
I'm dreaming I don't want much-just thiis dollar from the Legend collection...
My recent experience is that both PCGS and NGC will take a coin in their holder which was undergraded and regrade it at the appropriate grade....
Cameo Proof Morgan I used to buy supplies at a little coin shop locally. Most of his inventory consisted of collector coins in 2x2's with a few...
Consider joining Early American Coppers. I have a couple of books by Noyes that show large and detailed pictures of all the varieties 1793-1814...
I'm with Speedy Unfortunately, I've been both a collector and an ACCUMULATER over the years. Sitting on several hundred proof sets from...
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