It's actually $25 grand. Precisely. And if anyone can't see it, it's because they don't know what they are looking at. No one knows exactly,...
That's not from circulation buddy, somebody has done something to that coin.
I don't think what you're talking about are milk spots. Nobody has ever been able to find anything that will remove milk spots. As for your...
What's up with the obv central device CBD ? It looks like was sandblasted or acid etched or something.
Bluff ? LOL ! And yeah I really am sitting here laughing out loud ! Paul, other than dealers, I've probably attended more coins shows than just...
I think the point you are missing is that there has never been a currency that has done what you think the US dollar should do - not ever in the...
All you have to do to understand why this concept could never work is to take a look at history. It's all been done before, hundreds of times. And...
If you ever went to a coin show, you might find out just how common they really are. 'Course you might find out a lot of other things too ;)
The only way to determine if it is genuine or not is to have an expert examine it in hand. The page this link -...
While I agree that it is a "piece" that has been cut and then countermarked, it is nowhere near big enough to be a quarter (2 bits) of an 8 reales...
When I was born, they didn't even have years yet :D
You keep on believing that Vic :rolleyes:
Do you have any idea how many of them are out there ? But the question you really need to ask yourself is - how do know if any of them are AT or...
There could be any number of reasons he did it. He might have thought, mistakenly so, that it would help preserve the coins. Or it may be that the...
OK, doesn't surprise me. It's sure not the first time that they have designated a coin as Red when it wasn't. But it doesn't have anything to do...
You do understand that what I was talking about in the post you quoted is that copper coins can be dipped effectively ? And what you call an...
There are exceptions to everything, like the war cents, but in general I was talking about copper, silver, and gold for those are, or rather were,...
Those two comments go together quite well :) And they at once are also very indicative of commonly held beliefs regarding the toning of coins....
Given all the pitting on that coin, I don't think it matters.
Careful now, you're stepping onto sacred ground. Why the entire world knows you can't dip copper. How could you say such a thing :rolleyes: Oh...
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