From a 1901 British Empire type set I assembled for my daughter, Victoria. NGC MS63 [ATTACH] NGC MS65 [ATTACH] NGC MS65 [ATTACH] NGC MS65...
Good morning. It is Friday, April 3rd. Our type today is the Sacagawea Dollar (2000-Date). I do not have one. Not that I have pictures of,...
It's a cougar, but yes, still available as of this posting.
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Weird how the coin is behind your fingers in that pic! :hilarious:
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I agree with VF+ details, cleaned, on the coin in the OP.
British large pennies are what first drew me to World coins.
Nice find.
I too smell an April Fool's Day prank. ;)
Technically that one's a milled piece and not a cob, but yes, it's from that same era when a lot of cobs were struck.
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Good morning. Today is Thursday, April 2nd. Our type today is the Susan B. Anthony Dollar (1979-99). Here is the one from my early-2000s...
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@Kentucky 's daughter opted for a different prize lot, so this is what they're getting. A lot of folks have been after this lot for a while....
[IMG] This humble 1936 dime is the coin that started my numismatic adventure. On Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1976, when I was not quite 11...
Late '70s? Early '80s?
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