Yes. I think for something like $12 million.
Very cool piece! I was watching one gold piece in yesterday's Heritage sale I figured you might have your eyes on. 1553 Scudo d'Or from Siena...
Nice! Does this finish your type set? Here's mine (PCGS 64 CAC) [ATTACH]
Yeah, me too. I'd have to scrape up the cash for the application fee for a loan for a down payment on the buyers fee on that one.
Note that it's the Paquet reverse. Two known. This one's graded 67 and last sold for $7.2 million in 2021.
The dollar is likely the first dollar struck by the mint. It's graded PCGS SP66 and sold in 2013 for just over $10 million. It has both a silver...
I was able to make some arrangements with Ian at Great Collections to play with some pretty cool stuff at the ANA show. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I'll be there Thursday through Saturday. Doing photos at table 1004, among other stuff.
I see my impatience after hitting the "post" key was rewarded with multiple responses.
Magnification ratio refers to the size of the image on the sensor as compared to the size of the actual object. 1:1 means that they're the same...
Different view of probably the exact same machine[ATTACH]
I think this is in the Coin World Almanac. Someone with a copy at hand will have to verify.
Enough money saves you from having to worry about details of system administration. The cloud saved me from having to buy, configure, and...
Guessing you could count them on a closed fist.
I had to stop and restart the AWS EC2 instance for VAMWorld yesterday. As a result, the IP address changed. When that happens, it takes the...
That's an expensive version of a cardboard 2x2.
So they say. As far as I know, the presses could coin dollars at 80 per minute. Perhaps this number is wrong for 1921, but that was the rate in...
In a manner of speaking, it should. The models having long been destroyed, a coin was more or less copied to make the model for 1921 while a new...
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