That is a "spooned" quarter. An activity I participated in frequently as a youngster. Tap a coin around the edges with the back of a spoon long...
The 43 steel cents were made because copper was redirected to the war effort.
Hi Tegan….. The Liberty nickel was a very hard working series and it is common to see them in very worn condition. That doesn’t take away from the...
Thing is, we were all new collectors once and we all thought our coins were treasures. That is an attitude that should be nurtured by us old guard...
Dave…. I have taken a poll and it is unanimous….. Everyone on CT demands you open and reveal the contents of the rest of your boxes!
Just my luck! Enjoy it. That is a beautiful piece.
I had always thought the Gobrecht dollars were absolutely stunning. Lady Liberty in an empty field is just beautiful to me..... So what are you...
What the heck? Looks like the Chiquita Banana ladies hat!
Did you receive your confirming email? I know that I had a devil of a time getting my confirming email when I joined up. The software will only...
I been blessed with some nice coins over my years of collecting but this AU58 half makes me smile each time I look at her.... And I never tire of...
I may have done a cherry picking without even knowing it. I gave $199.00 for the old Real and figured I overpaid…. Just was doing some looking on...
For all intents and purposes. Numismatically, it is a damaged cent.... Somebody ground down the reverse and counter-punched it as some type of...
MS64 RB
So our very own Fred Weinberg was fortunate enough to confirm the authenticity of these? That's very cool.
I agree the display itself was underwhelming.... But the way it was done, I could get my camera (phone) within inches of the coin and I was pretty...
Well done! Yes sir, your office manager will love it.
This story burned so clearly in my kid brain that for many years I thought that there were more 1913's strewn about some highway someplace. I...
Thank you very much! And I would like to donate my price to @Matthew Kruse .
Picked it up when I went to a coin show yesterday. Just lucky timing.
Looking at the current grey sheet and assuming MS62 1890 S Redfield Hoard…$130.00 1884 O Casino Hoard….$78.00 1887 O Continental Hoard…$188.00...
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