And you have quite the collection @Eduard !!! Hoping one day soon you will give us the honor off seeing some of your early copper again.
I never was much of a puzzle guy but I would absolutely have fun with that.
I don't brag about coins with coworkers and such. I try to be quiet because you never know when somebody may be in a bad way or something.........
Well.... I would say that is entirely personal. I am currently making plans to spend several thousand on a small amount of silver. But that coin...
It was more than ten years ago. Seems I was giving him between 30-40 bucks to piggyback with his submissions. I been an ICG convert for a while...
I really don’t remember. My dealer buddy sent it to PCGS with a batch he had. He told me it was bodybagged so I didn’t make a special trip to get...
I tried exactly that with the worn 1916 that I had. They bagged it and sent it back.
I used to have a 1916 something dime. It looked about like this. I gave it to a kid at a show a while back….. But ever since I wondered what would...
I didn't see much opportunity with this one myself.
So Benjamin Franklin is laid to rest on the grounds at the Philly mint?
You may be on to something, Nut..... If we have to sacrifice a portion of our change then perhaps the DOR can sacrifice some of theirs too!
Funny.... Just yesterday I went to Zaxby's for lunch and they had a chart printed up and sitting in front of the cash register showing how they...
Only reason I asked is that there was a big commotion that I recall not long ago about a vastly overpriced Trump gold coin. If I would have read...
Particularly the reverse.
I did see Continental Currency at a very small local show I attended just a few months back. Even though it was well worn, it floored me to see a...
Precisely why I will not go look at china dishes with my wife.
I don't see anything about it on the US mint site. Will we have to order them by the roll I wonder?
Cool.... The reverse is a dead rip-off of the JFK half. Not that it is a bad thing. I always thought the JFK reverse was quite an attractive design.
So is this gold? Or is it "golden" like the other small dollars?
I keep coming back to look at this. Now the only experience I have with chopmarked coins is with trade dollars and the early Spanish pieces of...
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