My first gold coin was a Mexican one Peso from my grandmother. I still have it.
Congratulations. Wishing you continued success.
Since she doesn't have a gold coin I nominate @Shrews1994 as my proxy.
Were they paid by the word?
If you're happy, we're happy. Nice looking coin.
An obol.
The first of my suite of Five Good Emperors. Marcus Aurelius. A.D. 161-180. AR denarius. 3.16 gm. 19 mm. Rome mint. Struck A.D. 171. His laureate...
I thought long and hard about bidding on this note. I am not a fan of "details" and in fact this is only the third detail piece in my collection....
I just added these two lovelies, for no reason other than I liked them. I was never big on Barber coinage but I find my opinion is changing....
A couple of new additions. Germany/Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, 1601 Thaler, PCGS XF-40, Dav 6285 [ATTACH][ATTACH] Conder Token, 1794 Lancashire 1/2...
My first and only Coinstar reject coin was a 1943 Merc.
Oh to be young and living in Paris. Enjoy.
I think that in order to be consistent that the mint should procure 232 1793 Cents and mark them with an Alpha privy mark. Hence the Alpha and...
50% correct. Just like the weatherman or an economist.
I'll take a stab at it. Macy's parade and the Teddy Bear.
Congratulations on reaching such a significant milestone.
MS-67 [IMG] MS-66 RD, DDO [IMG]
Thank you for the history lesson, fascinating information. Not a coin, but I once had a pet squirrel named Menander.
In golf there is a similar admonition. Never bet with a guy who has a tan, a squint, and carries a two iron.
Thank you my friend.
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