Kind of an historic event, don't you think? How long have coins been minted in Holland?
I love Swiss 2 Franc coins...
...great! Now I'm hungry...
I wonder...
...and only because that "science" is quite often paid for by the companies who are trying to sell the product. I have intimate knowledge of an...
Hey, gx!~ Yes, I considered that. I asked the seller, and he said that both were being sold by two of his different stores.
I use one of these: [ATTACH] Measures 48" x 12" x 12"h. 6,912 cu. in. capacity. Weighs a substantial 62 lbs. Original government cost new...
No apology necessary. I was the one who was not convinced that these are errors, and I was leaning toward counterfeit. The simple fact is, they...
I'm still not sure about the coins in the 5 Yen and 10 Yen series and their average condition and their availability in Mint State. Still...
It is the "exceedingly rare errors" aspect to these coins that makes me not certain about their authenticity. Possible, sure! I made no claim...
No error is listed, true. But the pattern of 'damage' on the coins is exactly the same, from what I can tell by looking at these coins. One...
Here are two Japanese 5 Yen coins, year 33 (1957), the big key date of the series. These coins are being sold by two different stores online....
It was when I bought two vinyl sheet-pocket thingies full of world coins in 2X2s, because I thought they looked "cool." It was at my first coin...
This one comes up often at online auction sites. It's a South Korean 10,000 Won 1988 Olympics commemorative featuring the Archery (양궁) event. It...
Thank you so much! And thanks for the practical example with the Alabama Quarter! I can see that now. I'm wondering now just how this...
It's key due to condition rarity: These seem to have been heavily circulated. Hard to find in MS65 or 66. I've never seen these sell for cheap,...
By implication, I'm also wondering if this is a fake slab. I'm not suggesting that NGC graded an obvious counterfeit. I should have made that...
Here is a South Korean 100 Won coin. It's "graded" at MS66. If these images suffice, would the surfaces of this coin set off any counterfeit...
Thanks for that tip!
I've seen a posting by a member of the Oriental Numismatic Society (U.K.) who mentioned a dealer of Chinese numismatics as "the most reliable...
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