Nice surprise! I was taken with the detail on the reverse more than anything.
I'll give it a try! Thanks, Doug!
This is a Constantius II "Fallen Horseman" (AE4) I picked up last night: [IMG]
You can see in the first pic how much dirt was on them. All it took was a rinse to get it off. I don't know how much better these will turn out...
Nothing too exciting but I got more that can be identified than I thought I would.
The first of three batches arrived today and it was what I had expected. A couple of decent coins, a few so-so and a few slugs. You can see the...
It looks to be a die chip. They're very common on the 50's and 60's cents. Welcome to Coin Talk!
I've had no luck with the other scanners. Either they didn't accept the note or the scanners were so old that I couldn't get them to work with my...
1935 $5 silver certificate blue seal 1957 $1 silver certificate blue seal 1934 $10 silver certificate blue seal
I thought they were pretty nice, too. Most were pretty rough and looked more like clumps of rusty metal. I bought these from the same dealer I've...
Sorry for the caps in the heading...... I'm just about done for the night.
When I first saw this and researched what it was, I didn't think I could get it within my budget but I was pleasantly surprised when the auction...
but I bet he got a deal on that hat!
Thanks for the contest, vnickels! $2.00 1957 red seal $5 1935 blue seal $5v 1953 red seal
Slabbed by SGS?
Here Duke, you can use mine: [IMG]
Lots of posts about dryer coins. They show up here every month or so: http://www.cointalk.com/t127044/ http://www.cointalk.com/t132744/...
I was also going to say "MacGyver"..... not that it matters....
Correct.... llama. [IMG]
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