I had some holes just like that to fill in today. Mine were in the wife's follow bed and were made by Armadillos. Good fun you had. I like to see...
Thank you.
I haven't been at this a long time. How can you tell when they both have the same markings? And, they are both Thessalonica 158?
@Alegandron Thanks for the feedback. Mine don't all end up that way. The one you posted looks just fine to me.
After further examination, I think the OP coin is silver.
There was a bronze souvenir piece. It was the size of a silver dollar but not near as expensive. I think that is what the OP shows. I will borrow...
Nice. Is that 1893 Columbian one of the bronze pieces? My aunt gave me one back when I was 5 years old (1948). Fun to have. I gave it to my oldest...
"Emergency Issue"??? Just another scam by big business and the US Mint to get amateur collectors to bite. Like others have said, it is just...
Yes, almost complete surface. Very nice.
That is my thought also. And, being almost an Octogenarian, I never think about it in time. But I plan to start doing some of that. I've had some...
I just finished cleaning this Camp Gate. It looks real good. As always, comments and corrections are welcome. Constantine II AE3, FL IVL...
Notice the profile of the top one is thinner like mine. Very confusing.
I settled on 122 because of the bust. Thanks for all the help.
Amen, Phil Welcome to CT
Thanks. I didn't want to try cleaning it some to see.
I am sure the first 3 letters are TSB. The only option I see is TSBVI. But then the rest of the configuration is off (I think).
I've been struggling with this MM for a few days. It was partially cleaned when I got it. Any help would be appreciated. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Al, if you go to the Wildwinds down the right side is a link called How to submit. http://www.catbikes.ch/coinstuff/ricinfo.htm#submit-unlisted....
Looks like this could be a club. All nice coins. Thanks for sharing.
I have a very large collection of US Stamps and Coins. I have collected since 1948. I quit collecting stamps in 2000 because the USPS started...
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