Until this thread, I was blissfully ignorant of the practice by these particular dealers, but ever since it was brought to my attention, they...
Nice still lifes, y'all. I found @Omegaraptor's particularly appealing- practically postcard-worthy. As do I, ever since the 1806 O-129...
I remember that freaky incident. She dug down and there was a quarter right there, dead center in the hole, as if by magic. A quarter was still...
I couldn't see the SC at first. See it now.
Sorry, I really don't know much more.
That's a cool one.
You should create a CollectiveCoin gallery with these. Here's mine, as an example.
I think offers like that are OK as long as they're done via private message.
I'm afraid I haven't a clue on the reverse. I don't even know if this is an Imperial or a Provincial, but someone more knowledgeable might have...
Looks like Hadrian to me.
Here's one that's out of my league by a factor of 10x, but I love looking at stuff like this anyway. In fact, it was my admiration for that...
Oh, these are wonderful! I'm so glad to be finally seeing them. I was momentarily floored by the quality of your images, so when you said Todd...
Not only the first Liberian coin and a lovely design, but also presently the finest known certified example. Liberia: proof copper cent; first...
Tanzania: 5 shilingi, FAO issue, 1972. I used to get one of these for my weekly allowance when I was a kid. We lived in Tanzania that year. I...
France (Duchy of Lorraine): silver "sword" type demi-gros of Antoine the Good, ca. 1508-1544 [IMG] Presently uncertified; ex- Künker am Dom.
Go by what's in the link. You can just use my quickie impressions as a starting point. ;)
I like this one. :) [IMG]
*sigh* OK, just off the cuff, without consulting the PCGS Photograde link I sent you, here are my quickie impressions: 1890-CC: AU50 details,...
Here, maybe this will help. Scroll to the left to see the circulated grades. While I'm too lazy to offer grades right now, I will say that the...
Double-pocket safety flips are easy to put coins into: no staples, no hassle. Slide the coin into one pocket, fold the flip in half, and you're...
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