@BlackBeard_Thatch - that Morgan shows exactly the look I'd consider a "PQ" example in my new album, which isnt very far along yet. Congrats!
That 1907 V-nick is awesome! The black-and-white contrast on the reverse of the Aussie 6d is very cool, too. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
A stone-cold CircCam, it was, but a tad dark for some people's tastes. I liked it just fine, though. To me, dark silver is fine n' dandy, as...
Yep. An oldie, too, from the looks of it. Reverse mintmark, there. Pretty nasty scratch, too.
Who knows when I'll get around to this box. There's several pounds here. I've got a small album full of somewhat better singles to attribute and...
I've given Wang Mang cash away, too, as it happens, but none were remotely near that quality. Great gift! Several years ago I gave a coworker a...
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Crazy Eights! I like the theme. United States: proof copper-nickel 3-cent piece, Liberty head type, 1888 [IMG] [IMG]
Sweden: 2 skilling, 1837. [IMG]
I don't see anything unusual. Just a rather soft strike and a few random tickmarks from circulation.
A few others I used to have... Calabria, Taras- silver obol, ca. 250 BC. Obverse- kantharos, surrounded by (five) pellets. Reverse- kantharos,...
Here's another 9mm tiny with a cool design which I also acquired from @Ken Dorney recently. :) [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] And then there are...
Cool! I have grown to appreciate these Greek "tinies" quite a bit, especially when they have fun designs like this.
What @Sallent said about the mild corrosion/environmental damage. Looks pretty nice for having most likely been buried in the ground for nearly...
You're not even showing the flame at all! Just part of the reverse with the olive branch.
Looks like a 1941 that took a hit on the final "1" in the date.
Russia (Imperial): 1/4 kopeck (Polushka), 1900, ICG MS66 RB. KM/Y47.1, copper. St. Petersburg Mint. [IMG]
I am Robertson of the Clan Robertson, so this is my clan badge: [ATTACH] However, the whole clan badge and tartans thing didn't start until much...
Yes, there were seven snipers at the very end, and my low-$400's bid (which was as high as I could go into my pain threshold) didn't stand a...
Lithuania: silver half-groschen of Sigismund II Augustus of Poland, 1550 [IMG] (PCGS MS63; population 5 with 8 higher as of 2/9/2018) [IMG]
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