Thanks for taking the time to break 'em down individually like that. I was too lazy. Nice stuff. Too bad about the cleaning on the Victoria...
Mom left you some cool stuff! Again, I'm not a paper guy, so I'm out of my depth here, but these obsolete types are certainly beautiful, and I...
Well, there's the answer that counts more than any other. As long as you intend to hold it for the long term and aren't in it to try and "flip"...
I can see the wheels in your head turning, knowing that you're a SC area detectorist. As someone who's lived and detected in both GA and NC (with...
That's an NGC insert.
I concur.
Nicely struck, and that hint of toning brings the devices out nicely. This is my favorite piece of the ones you've posted in the last few months,...
So as to compare apples to oranges, apparently, given the 0.00000% chance that this is a proof.
Disagree upwards, or downwards?
Ditto. I don't do paper, but I like these obsolete type notes.
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https://www.pcgs.com/photograde#/10Lib/Grades You can scroll the slider to the left to see the lower grades there.
Better than Good or Very Good. Those grades would be 6 or 8, respectively, on the Sheldon Scale. I can concur with you at VF20, I reckon. Maybe...
Here’s one from Victoria’s final year. NGC MS64 [ATTACH]
This is probably the nicest shilling I’ve owned. PCGS MS63+ (ex-NGC MS64). [ATTACH]
Ditto. I was hunting a Victorian house’s front yard in Asheville, NC, once, and dug three Montezuma Lumber Company tokens (two 5c and one 50c),...
Be very careful doing the ring test, especially with medieval hammered coins! They can shatter! (Better yet, don’t do it at all!) Since they’re...
Thank you. I know relatively little about Sasanian coins, but I liked this one.
I'd say PR62-ish based on those photos, so about five bucks.
Does look clad to me as well.
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