Sadly, yes. World silver (92.5% 72% etc...), US silver (90%, 40%), generic silver rounds (.999), silver proofs, maple leaves, kangaroos,...
Germany [ATTACH]
Totally fake. It's got a 1990's portrait. Not to mention it has a P mintmark on the obverse...
Nicaragua [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The same thought struck me earlier today. I haven't seen any in circulation at all!
It's a very common date wheat cent and it has been polished.
It's a "promotional token offered in mailings asking for donations from Catholic Relief Services"....
Joel's a great guy to do business with!
Peru [ATTACH]
I wouldn't recommend it. Grading it wouldn't increase it's value much if at all. It's a form of die deterioration called a cud, which is a die...
They look like scratches to me. Die breaks are raised on the surface of the coin. Minor die breaks don't usually add value because they are rather...
Panama [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Across the Atlantic to the Bahamas. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm in for this round. Thanks @lordmarcovan [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'll try for this mystery as well. Thanks @masterswimmer! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
My top three favorites (in order) are the Coca-Cola bottling token, 2011 Gettysburg 5 oz. silver and the 1852 Burma Kyat. They all are fantastic...
Thanks Secret Santa! (although I'm pretty sure I know who you are...) A famous (or infamous?) Germany hyperinflation note. [ATTACH] Japanese...
They are circa 1940. A coin shop owner I know dabbles in them and share some stories with me one day about them and I was hooked. I really enjoy...
Check out this uncut sheet of tickets. [ATTACH] I had to research Elmer Burbage from scratch. First step, go to findagrave.com and input "Elmer...
No, I use a combination of newspapers, old books, genealogy websites and the U.S. Censuses and draft registration cards. Also one of the most...
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