Not my photo, credit Northeast Numismatics. I picked it up yesterday after a four month lay-a-way. Judd #1617, PF-63. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Many years ago I was trying to assemble an 1857 proof set and an 1885 mint set (without the trade dollar). I never completed the sets and I had to...
My primary focus has been a US Type Set. There are coins I am still seeking and others that will require a major windfall. I try to buy nice...
Twenty years is an important milestone. Congratulations Peter on seeing your baby become a young adult.
Congratulations. Great coin all the Conder Token collectors will be jealous.
Thank you Joshua, but I prefer that we follow the rules as laid out. I'm sure that there will be opportunities in the future. Cheers, Paul
Dang, I'm away from my collection and cannot post a photo. Also, I'm returning home after the entry deadline. Some great examples are shown here.
MS-63. From my type set. [IMG]
Curtis, Thank you for the wealth of information on this coin. I was actually surprised that I was able to get it for as low a price as I did. Two...
[IMG][IMG] Photo credit to Stack Bowers. Lucania AR Stater, ca.540-510 B.C. NGC VF, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 5/5.
The Elongated Cent Collectors club has a book listed on their website. It was published in 1981 and the site shows that there are 9 in stock of...
Thanks. All I need is the Draped Bust with the Heraldic Eagle and the Half-Dime section of the type set will be complete.
I posted this beauty once before, but today, it is officially mine after a five month lay-a-way. 1797 Draped Bust Half-Dime, 15 Stars, PCGS...
Cool stuff. I'm a fan of the elongated cents from early expos and world fairs. I also have an interest in the history of aviation. Currently, I'm...
Latest addition to my type set. It's graded as an MS-67. [IMG]
Glad to read you're well into recovery. Gorgeous photos.
Wow! Congratulations.
That's the one and yes I have been privileged to hold it.
An acquaintance of mine owns one of the two circulated examples of the 1894-S Barber Dime. What I find fascinating is that he has a letter to his...
Congratulations, if the new coin could talk it would have some amazing stories to tell.
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