It's not bad. A few spots. Pretty typical. Not a high-dollar coin by any means (I concur with @alurid's general comments), but I've seen worse.
I’m just north of you now (Brunswick, GA.)
Sound choice, in my opinion. That one, despite the old crease in it, might have some potential, if the counterstamp could be identified, and...
Yes. It is a tourist replica of a Spanish cob, clearly marked COPY in compliance with the 1973 Hobby Protection Act. It is only a novelty item.
The United Kingdom has some of the most liberal treasure laws in Europe, if not the world, as I understand it. If a find is declared "treasure...
It is certainly educational, and that "tuition" pays dividends further down the road. Today's research opens the door to tomorrow's great...
Wow, what a stunning example!
You're good. I read your post over on CU. Sound choice. (If someone doesn't buy it out from under you again. LOL.) ;)
Don't you worry about that. Just keep buying stuff from him, and maybe say, "hey, I did pretty well on that last lot- can I buy you coffee?"...
These were my thoughts exactly. The fact you even thought to ask about etiquette in the first place says a lot, and I suppose your dealer must...
I used to like and use VCoins a lot (still do). But MA-Shops is even better, for the sort of things I like. Yeah, there's a free endorsement for...
Oh, yeah. Swapping. Barter. It's the poor man's ladder to success. Always treat your trading partners well and develop a good relationship,...
You should. Learn your World coins, and you can sell the stuff you don't want to collect on eBay or wherever, to finance the stuff you do want to...
Those are my favorite guys! You can cherrypick 'em five ways from Sunday, and they don't care. They make a modest profit and don't have to...
Sounds like a nice dealer. Make sure to throw him a bone now and then. Give him some sales. Could be a mutually beneficial relationship. World...
Hey, guess what? Turns out somebody else just saw that one, also liked it, and bought it, mere moments ago. Pick another number.
And you will waste a lot of money in the process, paying $35-50 to certify a coin that is worth one cent, and which wouldn't even straight-grade...
Oh- and please don't post two threads about the same coin. I had to merge them.
No. Spend it.
Doesn’t seem strange to me. Those were the exact reasons I bought it. Plus, that angel on the reverse is nice. It looks better in hand. My pix...
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