Without looking (:D) I'd say cleaned based upon all of your descriptions. Just teasing, it looks to have been cleaned at some point. Probably...
It appears to be a type of Hibernia coinage, just from first glance. Bone
NO way... I figured fine at best with the rim nick and all. Bone
What would you say this 1878-S Trade Dollar grades? Thanks Bone [img] [img]
Is this an Spanish/Austrian Carlos the Pretender 2 Reale? Politics and Royalty make strange bedfellows... Thanks Bone [img] [img]
Everyone in positions of power seemed to be named Alexander or Philip. These names apparently were the popular names for male children then, just...
Try Ebay or www.vcoins.com. Those are two good sources as indicators of their values Bone
Thank you for the information. I have just a few Greek ancients and one is listed as Alexander II (LOL) Zebianus a Seleukid King. This coin is...
So this is a Phillip III? I thought Philip II was both of their fathers? B
Here is a ancient Greek Drachma which either has Alexander the Great on it or his crazy brother Philip III. How can one tell? Thanks Bone
Ms-64 B
To each his or her own. Personally the silver I own is also tied up in semi-choice coinage. Yes, I have a few bullion coins (less than 100) and...
Yeah, the back isn't as strong as the front. The pics look differnet, but they're the same coin. Just using different settings on the camera....
Thanks Hoss, I'll keep an eye out :) Bone, Ben
I followed a link to the World International Numismatic Society and started to fill out the application for membership but it wouldn't update. My...
Here is a 1836 Capped Bust Half Dollar. What grade would you grade it? Thanks For Looking Bone
Wow <@> Wow!!!
Well the one with the hole is a Spanish 1 Reale from Mexico City, 1783. The assayer was FF. Bone
Well, number (1) you RARELY see MS Capped Bust Halves. They mostly have seen some circulation at some point. And, number (2) the stars didn't...
Yes, it looks like an Up & Up deal. I have both of those, but figured sombody here could or might need them. I keep my eye <@>'s open...
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