Nice. Under the bust, in the border, what are those MML letters? Also, I've always wondered how they determine the die number. Is there an...
Very nice! I've only had one bad experience on MA shops or of dozens. It really is the go to place for scarcer European coins
I FINALLY have a coin I think would fit! A lovely little 13 mm coin from Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg circa 1675. KM# 166, Mariengroschen....
There's a site called usacoinbook that you can list on. The fees are a lot lower than eBay. You can also try instagram. People are a bit...
I've been a member for a few years now and enjoy it. They have recorded numismatic talks you can watch on a variety of topics as well. You can...
I would also like to add, if you have the extra cash, the proof mercury dime is one of the more affordable classic coin proof issues.
It's nearly impossible to confuse the proof from business strikes. Some things, as mentioned, come with looking at tons of coins.
Makes sense as I've seen several British and European coins enameled in this fashion. Some are done exceptionally well.
I love odd facts like this!
@Croatian Coin Collector if you love gold coins, @panzerman is the king of gold world coins here in my opinion. Search some of his past posts and...
Neat. I like a lot of the FM Caribbean issues because they feature birds!
Here's a couple from a quick numista search. They're thalers, so likely quite expensive. It also pulled up a multitude of patterns. The issue...
I use the Krause German Coins 1600-present catalogue several times a week. It is always a starting point, but some coins aren't included or...
I'm no expert so I couldn't definitively say, but likely unless there is another similar issue. Just too much off about it to me.
My concern is the crosses where a date should be are not the same size, the middle one being noticed larger. Also between VINCES and IN the...
Being a born and raised Kentuckian, I approve!
It's a nice design, mostly. With a hand seemingly coming out of liberty's neck and the back of brittania's head, it seems a bit strange.
I like that Reuss-Schleiz Pfennig. Nice low mintage and a one year type!
Current NGC slabs are about 2.5 inches wide. They do mention on the site that the coins shouldn't fit too snugly in the flips, they should be...
Maybe..lol. I think with small coins, it shouldn't matter, but for half dollar or larger, I think they would like the larger ones.
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