Technically, you are right. But I wasn't trying to be too exact. Their appeal, to me, is exactly what you mentioned: that they were the first...
These are my oldest U.S coins. Both Massachusetts shillings. A large planchet Pine Tree...
Interesting perspective. The 1809 dime was recognized as scarce already 30 years ago (or much longer). Over the last few years, however, it has...
I understand what you are saying, JCB, and in my opinion that is the best reason to collect coins: their HISTORY and the bridge they provide to...
I have absolutely no doubt that 1794 large Cent is genuine. The question is which variety? I have seen that hair style before and will take a...
Thank you, Leadfoot and Conder for verifying this. Definitely one of my better 'cherry picks'. Eduard
I Like it too. And the picture is not bad either, (I wish I could take such photos).
Thank you very much for your input, Conder101. Much appreciated. I am certainly please with this find. I only have one other R5+ in my copper...
Medoraman, there is a good discussion related to this topic in this thread at another forum which I visit occasionally:...
A recent pick-up. I have gone through all of the varieties in my Large Cent book (Breen's), and have narrowed it down to S-124. Maybe one...
Nice coins, both. Considering the fact Tacitus only reigned for 2 years, he seems to have coined a very large number of coins. I had not...
There is some information about this token in this thread. http://www.cointalk.com/t59764/
Wrong thread. Sorry
Here is one of mine: (I got this coin from a seller who sold me a tooled/waxed Drusus sestertius, and gave me this coin as compensation +...
I agree with randy, Octavians are not scarce, but they sell for high prices, and this particular type is quite appealing and not seen often....
Definitely a nicer looking coin, with a more expressive portrait as well. Regarding denarii which have been cleaned, I find it a pity that so...
A nice coin randy, and I must say, that is one of the reverses I like the most: Romae Aeternae.
Nice and RARE coin Kid Collector! even with the damage on the obverse. One that I am still looking for.
Coming back to coins, here are some late middle ages/renaissance issues. These are Goldgulden (Dukats), one from Brandenburg Franken minted around...
ups!
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