In the past, I never would have understood that- I remember a lot of the "art bars" from the 1970s as being a bit tacky for my taste. But...
Panama. [IMG] [IMG]
That's a good point. I suppose if you're an extremely specialized collector, and something as rare as the proverbial golden hen's tooth is in...
I too have moved beyond structured sets with my "Eclectic Box" project in the last five years, but in that time, I've still had the urge to keep...
As it happens, I'm going for a matching look in my present sideline project. Common, readily-available coins, but with a fairly specific look. I...
In mah belly. *brp*
Discuss, if you like, though I know the topic isn't exactly breaking any new ground here. Be honest with yourself. I'd love to claim I was in...
Haiti: 25 centimes, L'An 1(-?) (An early Haitian silver piece from the first decade or so of the 1800s, dated by their revolutionary calendar. The...
Sail due north from Caracas, and we should end up in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico (Spanish rule): silver 20 centavos, 1895-PG-V [IMG]
Brazil: copper 20-reis, 1820/9 (note the crazily prominent overdate) [IMG]
He does have a rather stiff and tense-looking posture, now that you mention it.
We've drifted a little. I bear some of the blame. A true CircCam must have contrast. That's what the term "cameo" implies. A lot of the stuff...
Those are lovely. Particularly the 1822 half and the '92-S and '79-CC Morgans.
Same thing, if you wait a few hours.
Ha! Vindication is mine, sayeth the Lord. (... Marcovan)
I was (very briefly) a CW reenactor in my college days, in the 12th Georgia Infantry, Company I, and never saw any such silliness, though I do...
Truth be told, I've always had difficulty discerning the difference between the fallen horseman and his mount. They always seem such a blobby...
Man, those hairstyles were trippy! Must've been really high-maintenance, too. Of course, if you've got slaves and/or handmaidens at your beck...
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