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    Bay State Coin Show - Anyone ever been?

    Howdy JMD - Welcome to the Forum !! It's been a while since I've seen your smiling face :D Stop by more often ;)
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    French teston with a blundered legend

    Perhaps - but how many times have you shorted out your keyboard drooling over it ? :D Still effective I'd say ;) Two words for you -...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 31, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    French teston with a blundered legend

    You just wait - I do happen to have more coins on the way. Your turn is comin pal :p
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 31, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    The best way to store coins

    Sylvester I am convinced you were born in the wrong century :D
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 31, 2004 in forum: Coin Chat
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    European Gold of the 1800's

    Well I think everybody already knows where my taste lies when it comes to gold - all over the freakin map :D From the 14th century right on up...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 31, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    French teston with a blundered legend

    Nice coins Ian :cool: But I hate threads like this :eek: Inevitably they have a certain effect on me - I want one of those - and I want...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 31, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    1999 delaware mis-stamp

    As I suspected based on your description - about 30 degrees. Sorry I cannot provide any definitive values because value is based primarily on the...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: What's it Worth
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    1999 delaware mis-stamp

    Then you have what is known as a rotated die error. These coins do sell for a premium over & above ordinary value for the grade - but it depends...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: What's it Worth
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    1999 delaware mis-stamp

    Howdy quartermania - Welcome to the Forum !! It really depends on what you mean by upside down. The normal method for striking US coinage is...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: What's it Worth
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    And another ;-}

    Something else neither of us yet considered Ian - the local engraver's privy mark. While the name of the local engraver is listed as unknown for...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    What about this error?

    Appears real to me - known as a clip. It happens when the planchet is punched out of a strip of coin metal and the punch overlaps the edge of the...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: Error Coins
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    Anyone heard of NuGrade?

    When PCI first started out their grading standards were quite consistent with the accepted standards and accurate grades were assigned. But not...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1865 three cent piece

    On the contrary Nd - we should all doubt each other when we believe we have conflicting information. Even in this age of the internet and...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    And another ;-}

    I'm using the 3rd Edition - it shows the Engraver General as Jean Warren 1643-72 with his mark being a solid dot. It is also my understanding that...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 30, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    The Lincoln Cent & dollar coin

    We lived in caves for thousands of years - should that not have changed ? We have driven vehicles that poison our air & water - thus ourselves as...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 29, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Overdate or Doubling?

    I do believe you are correct Sylvester :cool:
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 29, 2004 in forum: Error Coins
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    1865 three cent piece

    Aint it amazin :D
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 29, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    And another ;-}

    Nahhh - I left that when I edited the message. The edit was in regard to the privy mark. According to Krause at least - Malbay's privy mark was a...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 29, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    And another ;-}

    Hmmmm - my info says Malbay served from 1650 to 1654. There is no sign of an overstrike at all - 0. I have looked at many overstruck French...
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 28, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    Educational Numismatic Websites

    Coin & Currency Collections at the University of Notre Dame - LINK
    Post by: GDJMSP, Oct 28, 2004 in forum: Frequently Asked Questions
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