The early P's looked like blobs. They started making them a bit larger so they didn't chip and fill so easily. Sometimes you see the same...
Nice cracked skull. Too bad you couldn't have found it 34 years ago.
I overstruck some Canadian Cents and Dollars several years ago, then found out it was illegal. I guess you can't mutilate the portrait of the...
Money is money. England didn't really have any circulating large silver coins like other European countries.
Don't waste your money getting them graded - that will cost you at least $60 or more with Registered Mail. I have never seen a great deal at a...
What someone is willing to pay. Even better if you get two people that want it.
Those can be collectible. There are some books on counterstamped coins, but just initials are not as valuable as advertising or store pieces.
Wow. And to think I only thought price differences between one grade was only possible for MS grades.
Looks like the thin copper plating got worn off rubbing on something abrasive, showing the zinc insides. Not an error. You can make more if you...
Yep, 1968(P). They started putting the P mintmark on nickels to halves in 1980, and SBA dollars in 1979. The 2017-P was the first year with the...
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I'm not really familiar with them, but it seems there is a difference in the shape of the windows in the castle(s). I know there is a guy that has...
They're usually cut-up gold leaf that is crinkled. Usually has less than $3 in gold in each one.
I think it means along the line, "Keep Me and Never Go Broke". As long as you have 5 Francs in silver (about equal to a U.S. Silver Dollar), you...
I am a chemist too, and those specs are way outside of precise. If you go to this wikipedia site you can see the original specs from the Coinage...
Looks fine to me. What do you see?
Nice quarter eagles in great grades to collect - lots of bang for the buck.
The cost of the acetone is more than its value, unless it's the find that's important.
Looks like it might have a little ejection doubling. The mirrored surface makes it hard to tell, along with some blistering when it was heated...
I love them with the Latin 5's. I picked up a 1755-G (Guatemala) that has the 5's that the uninitiated can't decipher. It is nice to see...
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