I'd never heard of Hi-Bid.
Seeing you happy with that old large cent that's been around the block a few times makes me happy, too. :)
Yep, I doubt I'll ever own one again. I recall buying a 1908 NM Saint in a PCGS OGH MS63 holder for four hundred bucks- delivered- around '02 or...
I'll concur with this.
Good point.
All this investment/market-speak makes my head explode. Oh, well, at least I got to add "dead cat bounce" to my vocabulary, after Googling. Yes,...
What you need to do in the future is use the "report" link at the bottom of the post you want to edit, and request an edit extension. We can then...
Yes, and apparently this variety refers to the semblance of the portrait to a monkey or ape, hence the name. But like you, I had never heard of...
Paradoxically, when I sold my old "holey" collection in 2013, I did pretty well. Mind you, there wasn't any Flowing Hair stuff in there, but...
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Funny meme. :P Blame Erik the Red, in a bit of Norse Viking-era real estate hype. "Hey, if we call it Greenland, people will want to settle...
Polar bears on coins? Yes, please! :) Greenland: copper-nickel 25-øre, 1926 (h) HCN GJ; Copenhagen mint [IMG] Germany (Nürnberg-Fürth):...
Looks pretty good.
Yes- @CoinJockey73 - look for that little notch, if your capsules have them. It's easier to get your prying tool in there.
A medieval Scottish CircCam, circa 1280-1286. [IMG]
So does this mean my coin is from Berwick rather than Edinburgh, as attributed by the auctioneer? And what do the coins with odd numbers of...
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