Maybe, after I hit the Lotto.... and also to Connor, I didn't mean to infringe on your avatar :high5:
I picked these up recently, realizing this will be as close as I will ever get to owning the real thing... [IMG] [IMG] [IMG][IMG][IMG]
BTW, I like the new avatar. :kewl:
A little star with a big price! A beauty it is though. Nice p/u Rickie.
You can PM it to me Connor, I'd love to see it !!!
Crazy money, but i'm sure he'd like this.......
Tater, my #4 cent has issues also. While not all red, it looks as if it was splattered with blood spots. It is not real noticeable except at an...
This should help.... http://www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/stars/1.php#2003 Click on stars at top of page
First off, welcome Cirelaw, there is no big trick, just push on the bottom of the coin capsule and the coin can be popped out.
Obviously this is great art. Interpretation is where I become lost. While I can certainly appreciate the engravers talent, I am lost as to the...
Thanks Numbers, your info, as always, is invaluable.:bow:
It seems there was a short run of 1935G star SC's, Fr.1617 w/motto that were printed with the lower left star that was inverted (5 pointed star...
Actually that is it, Resu Eman, I'll be damned if I can get a bigger pic, but this is called an inverted star Graded 65 and sold at Heritage for...
Hoping this works
I'm trying to get a bigger pic Noost, it will give you a clue.
Sorry here is a better pic
http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss294/jaymag22/1935GStar.jpgFirst off, I know the answer, but i'm wondering how many others can tell me, why...
Sweet pickup Charmy, I've been searching for a coin in one of those holders for some time myself. Here is a link to the progression of PCGS...
To all those in the engravers group and others who are interested in this field, I stumbled upon this article from a club near my home that you...
Here are a couple links you may find helpful... http://www.uspapermoney.info/ http://www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/
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