comparison.... Mine is only AU58 but most that have looked at it think it would regrade considerably higher.... Gold is tough to grade i see so...
Looking at the chatter on the face and obverse fields i would say about an MS61-62 I would have probably gone 63-64 but that one dink on the...
That is odd... I swear I looked at a dozen references/pages and none showed that variety... good catch TC!! Even weirder because the reference I...
I hate to agree but the more I look/compare it the more I think Dwhiz is right...
You take that out of the Tardis? Or get it from the Doctor? Those the only Ood I know lol
1839, silly head, (see the curl of hair in front of coronet and the shoulder doesn't pass through the hair) but yeah looks like it might have been...
Mine arrived today too :D (posted already lol)
Very very nice... well worth showing off... might even consider it for a regrade/crossgrade, looks nicer then a 65 to me 66 even 67 maybe
Now the big question is do I subject it to conservation or not? the hint of green and red means i want to at least treat it with verdi-care... but...
yeah we ended up putting a lil groove in the edge to make sure it was solid not to mention the weight was right
since it turned out to be silver, I decided to keep it as I only paid a bit over melt anyway :D
Ahhh worst... My "worst" coin of 2020.... Beautiful unmarked copy of 1883 Hawaiian dollar... "Copy" being the bad part....[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Favorite gold... That's tough... a year ago it would have been the Celtic culture $20 euro... but that was before I got my 1st Indian $2.50......
Worst part is you got me looking at those darn Palau minted coins.. I've fallen in love with the .5gr skull coin, but even that's not as bad as...
Nice but with a 25-30 dollar melt value, that premium is outragious! add to that you can still buy a 15-17th century gold fanam (also about .4gr)...
maybe you get lucky... get refund and then coins finaly show up... had that happen to me once :D even told the dealer when it arrived... he told...
not quite sure what is going on there... is 1/2 shiny clean fields and spotted/speckled brown... to be honest I think it's just "age spots"...
yeah thinking about it but I wanted the liberty heads as well which more then doubles the set... so for now it will be what i can afford/what...
Nice :D I working on a set of $2.50s but so far only 2 examples 1909 indian and an 1878 liberty head.... long way to go before I'm done hehe
Ok 2 are nothing special. got a 1909 canadian large cent, a 1910 british half cent and fortune smiled upon me today and I got the 1907 H Canadian...
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