New Arrivals: 1966 SMS, FS-103 DDO, MS67 PCGS. Spiffy variety with broad notching at IN GOD. 1998-S SMS MS70 PCGS, nifty Flag holder. Sweet!...
Not to mention the 1964 SMS and RPMs (several) and No FG's! I have two of the 1998-S Matte/SMS, both MS70/SP70 PCGS (PCGS has recently begin...
Moment of silence for a champion of the common man. RIP Senator Edward Kennedy, who died yesterday evening. Youngest of the seven children of Rose...
I am a serious collector and dealer in Kennedys, so please let me know if you are looking for something special. I am constantly buying and...
It's spelled Conder because James Conder (1763-1823) was the first person to try to catalog them systematically. Conder was a draper in Ipswich...
I have dealt with Bill McKivor, an old-school gentleman, a scholar, and a lover of Conders with a wonderful website www.thecoppercorner.com. His...
Try Q. David Bowers' "The Expert's Guide to Collecting and Investing in Rare Coins." A gold mine of information. Best Regards, George VDB Coins
I've seen a lot of Kennedys in my day and have run across a few gold-plated ones. Or maybe gold-colored-plated. Little if any value. Best...
Clever! George VDB Coins
Thanks for the useful information, Conder101. I reflect that I am now into PCGS Registry Set Kennedy Halves and Lincoln Cents, British Sovereigns,...
Wow what a piece! I too love Conders and have bought a few nice pieces from Bill McKivor, copperman@thecoppercorner.net. How do I subscribe to the...
I always enjoy the Blue Ridge Numismatic Association fall show, Dalton, Georgia. www.brna.org We'll be there again this year Aug 20 (setup)...
By the way, if you count patterns (Judd-416-419), there are Shield nickel patterns dated 1865. But none of them are silver (or plated), and the...
Curiouser and curiouser. The 2x2 seems to say 1884D and the mint is listed as Denver. That mint made its first gold coins in 1906. Maybe THAT'S...
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