I'd say a 63, possibly 64.
Coins have been holed since antiquity, to use as charms, or to facilitate carrying them on a string, or to sew them on clothing, or for any of a...
You cant go wrong at six bucks for that. I'd buy a bushel of 'em at that price. I'm not so sure the overdate would be worth any premium-...
PQ = Premium Quality Nice coin in a nice vintage holder. Hallmark slabs (which used the same parts as old PCI) are kind of rare. From what I've...
I'm on the wrong side of the pond to give you any useful information, but I will say that they look awesome, especially that 1888 volume!
There is a lot of history in those, and they are popular not just with coin collectors, due to their biblical connection.
It is time for the drawing. I decided to do that two days early, because I will be busy on the 21st (which was the originally announced date for...
They can be brutally strict.
When I was shopping for prizes for my giveaway stash, I figured it would be nice to have an error coin in the mix. I came upon this piece on...
Details, schmetails! We want FREE SAMPLES! :p
The earliest hobo nickels (meaning the ones actually carved during the Depression) are often crudely done. I am guessing that this might be one...
@SensibleSal66 posted his receipt in a separate thread, so I will lock this thread down for the archives, now.
Glad you got it. (You were supposed to post a notice in the contest thread, but this separate thread is good- I updated the contest thread with...
I hope you will continue to regale us with your excellent finds.
A friend of mine found a William III shilling in a park here. Our coastal Georgia town was laid out in 1773, so the coin predated the town by...
“Rather nice”, indeed!
Nice little Pillar 1/2 R. Here’s Ferdinand VI in gold, followed by my only slabbed Pillar coin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
FWIW, the toning doesn’t look so bad to me.
Yep. I remember that hilarious post.
Lovely stuff, y’all. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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