I wouldn't count on that.
Often who decides is whoever has a bunch of something and the money to promote them. That can get the price up there, but it is the collector that...
I think they could easily get lost or swallowed in your mouth. And what if you had a sudden cough or sneeze? There goes the family fortune...
I'll say it's a vicious circle. Most shows used to be open through Sunday, but so many dealers left on Saturday or early Sunday that the shows...
It was a way of making an abbreviated plural. The D for Dinero with the superscript s to pluralize it as Dineros. Same with the G Grano, G with...
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But there were counterfeit half pence coined with 1776 dates.
But not the best for grading world coins. :)
Nice but the Trojan War and the fall of Troy was 12th century BC. Six hundred years before that coin. And while that coin may have paid the...
No. Easiest way to do it would be to buy it directly from the mint through their bulk purchase plan. You can buy as many ballistic bags of coins...
I saw the headline and I had hopes. Then he mentioned an ASE and I came back down to earth. There have been two companies by that name The...
Well in 1806 there was exactly one variety, S-270. Bill for research and attribution is in the mail. :)
Glass is your friend. Pretty much inert, watertight, gas impermeable,and doesn't corrode. And glass has already proved that it can survive over...
Interesting. In 1911 they left off DG and there was a big squawk and they had to put it back on. Here in the US they put IGWT on the edge of the...
Looks like it might be a tilted partial collar strike.
I see the DDO, but I don't see any good close ups of the DDR. Enlarging the rev images didn't help.
According to Gifford they used four die pairs that year. All four pairs were used to make proofs, and one pair was used to make business strikes....
Yeah sell them for $8 a roll like they did the 2009's and they can probably make some money on them.
I think the coin is from an even later period. It's a matron head 1816 -about 1836. The reverse wreath is a continuous loop wreath like they...
NGC will only cross PCGS slabs. Everything else is treated as a raw coin and cracked out (If you send it in slabbed you have to give permission...
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