Sorry to break it to you, but... [ATTACH] Sorry, I didn't mean to say "quarters." I meant to say "pennies". See the full article...
With rolls in "original mint packaging" paper rolls, I try to keep them in the rolls (or I buy two: break open one and keep the other in its...
No, I think the upcoming series is going to be the "U.S. Counties;" a coin for every county in the USA.
That's an interesting angle... Why aren't mint/proof sets in OPG not important in your estimation? Just because of historical price curves over...
Should I break out these coins from their original Mint blister packs and place them into Third Party Graded (TPG) holders? Inside the original...
Yeah, you need to get it off...
That's what I have to clarify when I travel to the South Korean Mint in a couple of years (a tenatively planned research trip). There are no...
You can read about the medal here: http://www.dokdo-research.com/thirtyanniversary.html and here...
What does the U.S. Mint still do from this old film? [MEDIA]
So, @dcarr how about them? Ever heard of Taylor & Challen? Hordern, Mason and Edwards presses? Those were British firms, right?
I'm interested in the names of the manufacturers of the coining presses. What were some of those names, and what are the more contemporary...
I think that you're right about coins being broken out of sets. Some of the highest-graded of these coins that I've seen in NGC holders are most...
Oh, just to clarify: On his site, if you have a "red blinking icon" at an item description, that says "sold out". Beware of those. He keeps up...
Poetry's easy, people: Write a 5-line poem in the following constructivist manner: On the first line write a noun of your choice (in our case,...
Please?
There IS a way to do business with the proprietor of Sujipbank, Mr. Kim Jung-sik. I have always used the following email, with the Korean title...
This is such a good post, even Doug liked it! I think this is a "first" in Coin Talk history... Look!: [ATTACH]
Coin Talk member, gxseries, was kind enough to put some images of a few of my key date coins into a virtual South Korean coin album! Thank you,...
Yes, that's about right. The cheaper ones are the 2005 ~ 2014 Regular sets. I would NOT accept any that have dark toned coins in them, or that...
1) Regular sets (2000 ~ 2014): they will be bilingual (with Korean AND English writing on the outsides). The exception are the 2015 and 2016...
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