MS-63, Brown
I don't view the OP coin as an upgrade candidate because of minor marks. I have had this one in my collection for over 20 years. It too is an NGC...
Many years ago I took a No Stars dime to a dealer, was “bid” at $200 to a dealer who put on one of those visors on to look at it. He offered me...
The some guys in the coins shops are always looking for "the rip." That $225 offer is around the melt value and totally ridiculous or "unethical"...
I have a pair of them. I bought the second one because I liked the reverse. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Compared to its age, yes. I would be surprised if the carving was done more than 300 years ago. That would be about 1720. Yes, I am a lot older...
I am not fan of this piece. It is fabrication. In England and probably other countries, the heads of those who had been beheaded were placed on...
BUT on the other side, it has been written that Maximinus treated his men poorly which was the reason they killed him. A wise military leader does...
I have posed it elsewhere, but I won this British King Edward II in a Heritage auction. This piece is really exceptional for an Edward II. it is...
I have had two Maximinus coins in my "one per emperor" collection. The first one was removed from marketing holder that someone is producing for...
Anything but Gem quality (certified MS-65+ and higher) 1964 dated silver coins are pretty much "junk silver." The mintages were very high, and...
Here is a picture of the whole coin. It's in my "virtual black cabinet." [ATTACH] Sorry, my bad. He only posted the obverse on other sites.
I don't collect very many of these pieces. Here are the only two I have. I bought this one of George III and Charlotte's marriage at the 2022...
Yes, fake, but it is an unreasonable facsimile of the non-existent business strike of the 1895-P dollar.
Here's coin that might give some nightmares. The reverse shows "The restoration of happy times" ... A Roman soldier doing in a barbarian with...
That one is one of the “copperheads” that supported the Confederate cause. “Fort Layfeyette” was a prison in New York harbor where suspected...
That and one of those machines that can jam two pieces of plastic together. Of course I've seen one that didn't even have that. You could open and...
No, actually his father, Edward I, was "the heavy" in the Braveheart movie. If Edward II had been heading the army that opposed William Wallace,...
My impression is that a large portion of the population was trying to scratch out a living on a little piece of land and probably did not touch...
He was almost certainly gay, and that got him into a lot of trouble. He treated his two partners (They were not at the same time.) better than he...
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