Yeah…. The guys have been the subject of less than favorable discussions here before.
Ok…. I have stated adamantly in the past that I am a historically driven collector and not at all schooled in the realm of errors…. Having said...
Agreed
I love those type 1 pieces with an uncluttered background. Very nice pick up.
Two things. Different slabs have different plastic make ups. Lens polish will make a PCGS slab look better than new but barely touches an NGC...
Good and bad. I am not a regular US mint buyer but here's my recent purchases. Bought the 2021 Peace dollar. Totally satisfied with the purchase....
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I would be happy too!
My Magic 8-Ball wouldn't even try to give me an answer.....
Those clear plastic tubes shrink over time. @Spark1951 resolution will work most of the time. Myself, I take a tubing cutter and split the tube...
Oh heck yeah!
Well that’s disconcerting!
Good question, Cheech... I only own two. My ATB quarter does not have a mint mark. I don't know if my Apollo 5 oz commemorative puck has a mint...
Correct me if I am wrong @johnmilton …… Did we not have pieces that circulated prior to 1863 that were merchants tokens?
That is what I was thinking, but wasn't sure about 1861 being the proliferation of these pieces. But that does make sense. The reverse sure did...
Looked at the top of my shelf here in the office and figured I would say thanks to mom. Each year she sends me one of these at Christmas. The...
@derkerlegand and @Lon Chaney I think you both.... I was absolutely convinced that this was likely a civil war token. Thanks!
I'll just offer this. I helped a friend liquidate his late fathers collection and he had a big glass jug filled with wheat cents. It was so heavy...
I like to mess around on a local auction site and this piece has no interest. I like a mystery. Can this possibly be anything other than a civil...
Five ounce puck purchased at spot. Not particularly cool…. But how can you not love a five oz. Hunk of shiny silver? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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