It is possible, no way of knowing :/
Exactly. I see too many more worn then this and I just ignore them, but this had at least some recognizable profile. It has a section of waviness...
I remember you mentioning that when I bought it. I got it as soon as it was listed. I love it still :)
A sixpence I picked up from a collector here on CT. [IMG] Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603 A.D.) Silver Sixpence O: ELIZABETH: D'. G'. ANG: FR: ET: HI:...
A sixpence I picked up from a collector here on CT. Oh and this is my 4000 post:b8nce::b8nce::b8nce:. [IMG] Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603 A.D.)...
Ah the hercules type, always popular. nice addition. mine: [img] Commodus (177 - 192 A.D.) AR Denarius 189 A.D O: M COMM ANT P FEL AVG BRIT,...
They are my least favorite type of coin to own but I would never rule out owning one if the coin is rare and its the only way I could afford one.
Eventually I would like to get a set of these. I know they are affordable. I especially like the liberty ones. Very nice.
Great finds. I rarely find $1 silver certificates anymore. Used too alot in the 80s.
Coin looks OK to me too. Usually dont see bronze disease develop on a fake often.
Well centered and lovely coin in general. Eagle really is nice on it compared to others ive seen.
Ive had those adventures too. Im currently on another with a single roman empress set I am building. 2 out of 3 are available but I dont wanna pay...
Wow, lovely!
Nice additions Doug. I wish I could afford big silver greeks too & I would gladly add yours, scratches and all.
Thats a good idea. Some of the seateds were prettier then the one chosen.
Nice addition.
Nice ones
neat coin!
Very cool, I like it.
Good article on coinweek regarding the possible use of liberty on circulating coins. It gives better details of how it would work unlike the older...
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