Fake news. It was Pat Benatar, not Madonna.
This one was in my swapstock recently and is headed off to @NLL soon. It is a 1536-KB, so not a date I had while assembling the short-lived...
I saw a slabbed MS66 or 67 BN Chain cent at an ANA show once, and got to hold it in my hot little hand. Same dealer (I think) let me hold a raw...
Physically, I think I peaked at around 25, before the fat set in. Now, more than 25 years after that ... well ... it ain't pretty. But...
Under the weather. Will rejoin y'all later.
He doesn't go diggin' anymore, but found some cool stuff back when he did (including two 1700s Spanish half-reales). I don't know where he got...
Wow!!!
Speaking of cellphone features, see how helpful autocorrect was when I typed "upsude-down"? :banghead::rolleyes:
I dont think i got my first gold until i was 16.
Who IS that at lower right? Trajan Decius? (Every time I try to rotate my phone screen to squint at the legends, it autorotates so the guy turns...
Wow! That's a lot of silver! I still have two coins left that my grandparents gave me when I was your age.
I knew that was coming! :)
Lancaster, or Halifax?
Stunning! And speaking of cool city views ...
Dunno. Maybe? You'd need an EAC person for that answer, I suppose. I only know the Sheldon number because I was told.
The spider and low mintage on that are just icing on the cake, when you consider the gold and the cityview!
That's a buddy's find. My only dug DB cent is a corroded slug. It was too close to the high water mark next to a tidal salt marsh.
It's S-166, with the die crack, as several nice ones found in this area have been. [ATTACH]
Yes. Saint Simons Island, GA.
Crikey, I thought that was Balbinus in the corner, there! :greedy::woot:
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