They did that last year. In gold. It looked pretty cool, but then I compared it to the rest of the stuff we have, and it made me sad.
It is hard to be that brutal and honest. However, your collection will benefit in the long run. Circulated 20th century coinage doesn't really...
Why do you want that many pennies?
Hard to find or rare does not necessarily equal expensive, especially in the series I collect. Expensive coins tend to have modern counterfeits....
Absolutely nothing can help some of the pictures posted on here, that's for sure. I want the high-resolution more for making my own pictures
The pink, purple, green color of the obverse just looks wrong. I am going to say probably AT as well.
The monitor I got has 10-bit color. I'm curious to see how much difference it makes. I always have double monitor set up for this reason.
It is not a US coin, and it is not a coin which i have ever seen or heard of counterfeits. The coin looks genuine. I am more concerned about...
Yes, they are described as cod fillets.
I decided to go with a 32", 2k resolution, IPS screen. I do play some games, so I wanted the balance between accurate colors and fast response,...
Find any artistic shot of Liberty, run it through CAD, and out comes a galvano. Just about anything would be better than that, and it wouldn't...
The lower grade ones probably just aren't submitted often, because they aren't worth much. Even in 65 and 66, these are pretty common.
Well, the coin I found looks good and is extremely hard to find. I will probably buy it, but won't trust the grade until I see it in hand.
No, these are not rare. You can get both of them for a few dollars on eBay.
I really don't like the design of these, but as a South Carolinian, I also really want one. These are really hard to get in high grade.
A promising start for this illustrious series!
As with eBay, Great Collections has its place. It is good for common coins with a wide collector base. It is not good for a specialized high grade...
I consider it mine when I have paid for it. I do not have to have it in hand yet.
My grandma was in middle school at the time. She saved a couple of dimes, but collectors didn't run in my family until me.
Anyone have any astronomical coins to show? I know there are several which show meteors, comets, and eclipses.
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