I believe it is zinc.
Not really, we'd just see a lot more fake slabs.
As a member of the Muncie Stamp and Coin Club, I would like to know just who they talked to. Although from the article it appears the information...
Looks like at least 7 of the 10 bidders knew what it was. I believe there are something like eight or nine of these known now.
$25 Plus the $10 handling fee, and the shipping both ways. If you do send it, don't send it by itself, submit some other coins in order to...
True, but if you attach a note explaining what is going on, that would be mailable, so the note would be illegal. :)
No offense but clantongang makes me think of the sound a crown would make when tossed in a bucket. :)
Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
It may not have been that expensive. It is probably cast not struck, and if base metal it would be pretty inexpensive.
Yes I'm not kidding. And it is readily available. I found several copies in the $12 - $13 range.
The Mint was under Thomas Jefferson, Sec of State, not Hamilton Sec of Treasury. That's because it's the same coin. But they made a lot more...
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That sounds like a acid soaked dime to me. Would ned pictures to be sure.
I don't waste my time sitting around waiting for auctions to end so I can do a manual snipe bid. I let the snipe tool do it while I'm away doing...
I think the 1801 is S-216 , and the 1802 is S-230.
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