All of the reasons stated above, and then some. Collect holed coins, you say? I might have been known to do that, once upon a time... ;)[IMG]...
Hope so. Maybe if they were in the same cabinet for generations?
I suspect they might be AT (dunno for sure), but regardless, those are some gorgeous George III crowns! Your Celtic horsie avatar coin is pretty...
A very popular design, for good reason!
As long as they don't get taste-tested! LOL
Round 3 is closed. There's a Morgan dollar up for grabs in Round 4. [IMG]
Not really. That's a pretty solid reason. ;)
So now we come to... ROUND 4. The prize for this round is a... United States: silver Morgan dollar, 1896 [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Well, it's time for the Round 3 drawing. Our lucky number was... 92. [ATTACH] And Post #92 was by... @ZoidMeister! Congrats, @ZoidMeister!...
This 182(?) British off-center shilling was given to me by a coin dealer in Hendersonville, NC, around 1992-'93. In 1994, when I fell on...
I'll take the opposite, optimistic route, and say that it was destiny, and that needs to be your lucky pocket piece from now until you lose it! ;)...
Likewise. I’m old-fashioned like you. I’d still rather look at them laid out in rows on a page than stroll through a virtual gallery where they...
Aha. OK, yeah. So not sold yet. Anything could happen in the final minutes. Should be interesting to see.
I will say that I do not find it ugly, though the color didn't pass muster at PCGS.
Nice work. Thanks.
Too bad about the spots, but still... wow.
As mentioned, it's an extremely common date, so why bother. Would cost more money than it would be worth, as mentioned.
I'm especially envious of that Cleo VII coin. I really want one.
Speaking of cat tokens, I bought this German notgeld piece for the cat on it. It cost me $34.87 before slabbing, so I spent more on getting it...
Cool token. I think $76 is about right. Not cheap, like some common good luck tokens of the era might be, but not super pricey, either, given...
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