This is a reduced sized version of the Millard Fillmore Indian peace medal. It is modern creation that the mint once sold for $1 each with an eye...
Here is mine. [ATTACH] Denarius of Diadumenian as caesar, Obverse: M OPEL ANT DIADVMENIAN CAE “Marcus Opellius Diadumenianus caesar.” Reverse:...
Funny, I too bought a Faustina Junior coin, as my first ancient piece in 2025, as well although it is a denarius. [ATTACH] Denarius of Faustina...
I bought this 1828 large cent from an EAC dealer at the recent FUN show. He graded it AU-50 EAC net grade to 40+ with "great color." What do you...
P.T. Barnum made a forture with "humbugs." He was the most flamboyant American showman of the 19th century. He became famous for Barnium's museum...
Token collectors have driven the prices for the "Good for a Scent" token to the moon. Here's one that is even more interesting because it has...
I purchased this note at the FUN show. It has a denomination of 12 1/2 cents or a "bit." That might seem like odd amount today, but in 19th...
I completed my Indian Cent set at FUN, at least as far as I'm going which is one of each date plus the 1908 and 1909 San Francisco pieces. Here is...
I have owned this one for many years. It's the only example of the type that I have owned in 60+ years of collecting. [ATTACH]
Here's what is probably a real "racketeer nickel." It's easy to gold plate a liberty yesterday, and call it one. What you need is a gold plated...
I am courious. When will we see you at another FUN show?
The small cents did have limited legal tender status, but it wasn’t much. I think it was 10 cents at one point, and then it went down to 4 cents....
This year cents were the main items on my shopping list. I am trying to build a date set of cents from 1793 to 2025. The year 1856 is covered in...
Some Proof coins from the 1936 to 1942 are weakly struck because of excessive die polishing which removed some of the design detail. This is...
They may have been struck twice many years ago, but not now. They are struck once under higher pressure at a lower rate per minute with specially...
I bought my first $10 Indian when I was a junior in high school in the mid 1960s. I paid $43 for it. I bought it from Stacks’ in New York. For $3...
I am not familiar with this coin, but I'm pretty sure that it won't get a straight grade. Something was done at 12 o'clock on the obverse and...
I think that it's more likely that it was dug out of the ground.
All I have are denarii. This one is not very pretty, but the image on the reverse in interesting. Imagine trying to get a team of lions to pull...
The sharpness is AU-55, but I'm not a fan of the obverse. It looks like it's damaged with an improper dip.
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