No, not really. I am having some fun just trying to identify coins that I could not clean completely. Some of my culls are borderline trash. All I...
Thanks. I'll start in that direction. I believe this will be my first search for one with Greek lettering.
I have some that came up in circulation. I don't search them out, but if one ends up in my hands, I will keep it.
I have this coin that is worn very smooth and would like to see if there are any clues out there. It is 7.99 g and 24.4 mm. The reverse is nearly...
Nice. That Aurelian looks like it was struck twice maybe 3 times. Nice coin.
Thanks @green18
Perhaps. And I appreciate the audience and the feedback.
This is post number 9000 for me. It seems unreal. I am glad I found this site and cherish all the friends I have acquired in the short time I have...
Thanks. I was looking for some info and couldn't find any. Appreciate your effort.
What is the difference between a cud and a retained cud?
You might want to crimp those staples down flat. They will just cause more damage to other coins if left as they are.
I'd like to see the full coin. What date and mint is it?
I thought about that too. It would have been nice going one more digit. I could put it on Etsy as a major error.
My collection is made up of circulation grade coins, mostly as found or as traded for. I don't have any counterfeit coins, that I know of. I do...
I don't collect paper money. I do hang on to interesting and obsolete pieces when I see them. One I do like is this $10 I got in change some time...
Are you sure that it is not a forgery?
Interesting post, thanks. BTW, I remember my uncle having both an Electric Car and A Stanley Steamer in his garage. We never road in them but they...
This is not a "silver" coin. It is an ancient Campgate that was washed in silver. I think it is interesting because I was able to bring it from...
Notice on the obverse, directly behind the subject anomaly, there is a small lamination. It may be related to the reverse issue.
It is gone.
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