Fun stuff, Erin! And... whatever you do... DON'T EAT THAT LAMP! :nailbiting:;)
There is not a priceguide, to my knowledge, but I found a little information here. Google around a bit and you might find more.
Well worn, but I like 1930s Washingtons. Technically not really worth more than the melt value, but fun nonetheless.
No errors. Pretty toning. Not a supremely valuable coin, but attractive enough.
Not, rare, valuable, or interesting. Damaged. Worth a quarter. As @paddyman98 said- spend it. Happy New Year, and better luck next time.
BTW, I too have been miles off on the pronunciation... for decades. Probably too late to change my ways now. :rolleyes:
More of a misaligned die strike than off center, I think, but a lovely example.
I liked that story. Thanks. Always thought there'd be silver in old abandoned cars, too, but reading about some fella who set out on that quest...
Won't be going after this one after all- I made offers on an ancient and a medieval bracteate instead. I'll still be checking these out...
Sorry. That was some text on my clipboard which accidentally got pasted into my post over here somehow. (Said text did originate on the other...
Ha! Bet it's been almost ten years since I last saw that little GIF.
The 3c pieces are cool, but scarce. I've never seen one in person.
I had a holed one on my old Holey Coin Vest (speaking of photos buried too deep in the desolate ruins of Photobucket, which is a horrifying site...
Been a while since I owned one. I'm contemplating the purchase of another. Will post it later if the negotiations pan out. (2020 update: they...
I must say, Troll Paranoia was at its peak here yesterday.
I no longer have a single focus. I voted "Roman Empire" because that's the only ancient subcategory where I formerly did focus. Had a brief...
Ugliness, like beauty, is largely in the eye of the beholder.
Bob, you didn't get an answer last time because you posted in my giveaway thread. Now you're posting the same thing again in another giveaway...
Oh, the peer pressure is mounting... aaargh! :rolleyes: Interesting factoid! Didn't know that! Thanks.
Thank you, sir. I think publication around next Christmas should be ideal, which gives me more than enough time, even at my slothlike pace, to...
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