Xylene is great on silver.
Nice. I was going to say PF67 (no cameo). Great score!
More like 81% with the buyer's fee included.
You doing a set of proof Liberty nickels? Looks like a good start. :)
California disagrees with you on both counts. :P
Just sell some more butterflies. :P
I think I've seen that coin before. Did you buy it from a dealer who's a member here, by any chance?
Cool. What is that 1795-dated piece? Some kind of silver round?
I don't know how big the club is, but I would guess it's less than 5% of all collectors, based on the number of dealers specialized in ancients I...
I agree. 20000 might put a dent in the price for a while, but I don't think 2000 would do much.
I don't have a portrait JC yet, but when I get one, I'd like it to be a DICT PERPETUO type.
It's also very fitting that the founder of the Republic was a probable ancestor of Brutus the assassin.
What do you think the error is? It looks like a plain old, circulated 1953-D quarter to me.
Can you blame them?
What year and mint is this? I think you've got something here.
It doesn't really make sense for it to be a counterfeit slab. Why fake a non PCGS/NGC slab with a practically worthless coin in it?
I like it a lot. I don't think the banker's mark really detracts from the coin, either.
You can exclude 1987 and 1997 by the composition.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-background_steel
Great coins everyone! Alas, I have no Augustus to share. :( I'll trade you a Hadrian for 6 of those Gordian III's. :p Just kidding of course....
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