Hm. Weird. I've tested it. Works fine for me. Anyone else have that issue? Try again? Anyway, it's an MS65. Standard holder. Graded within...
Speaking of lyre birds and coins, our friends Down Under know all about that. (I guess the bird gets its name because its tailfeathers look sort...
More than a few! I already have plenty, at less than half that age! Man, it's still hard to get my head around the idea that there are now some...
And now, after @Deacon Ray did his digital magic, to match 'em to my standard format... :) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] He even "shadowboxed" the one I...
Wow, that IS pretty remarkable! I wonder what a lyre bird's impression of a lyre would sound like? Probably would be spot-on. My mother's...
Back to the Buffalo, there is the matter of that one little dark speck (carbon spot?) near the rim at about 4:00 on the reverse, but I don't find...
ROFL :hilarious: Unless, of course, his duties as Chairman of Wooderson Gallery & Rare Coins & Expert Grader are too strenuous. He may just be a...
Hey, Cheechiebaby- ( ;) Sorry, couldn't resist that- ha! I crack me up) Maybe this article will help a bit ... or just end up confusing you even...
To change the subject back to my US coin newps, here's the one I bought from @ToughCOINS. I bought this 2001-P dime with missing obverse clad...
Whoopsie. Did I just open another Pandora's box? :facepalm::muted:
I've always kinda thought the pyres on those CONSECRATIO coins looked like a modern wedding cake.
I couldn't agree more. Speaking of Ed Wood, whatever happened to @ed wood 654, anyway? He was entertaining, in a bizarre sort of way.
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Surprised I wasn't asked what "GTG" (Guess the Grade) was.
So that's the year for the so-called "Speared Bison" variety, then? (Sorry, I don't do moderns or errors very much.) Me, being a creature of...
It's like a newt, but with a longer tail. ;) "Newp" or "NewP" stands for New purchase. She turned me into a newp, once! [MEDIA]
Well, dang, y'all are givin' me "lyre envy", now. That's a cool Nero AE, @Andres2!
Hi. What you have there is PMD (post-mint damage), which is numismatically worthless (though kind of neat looking, here). Another coin got...
For you I would recommend building a PCGS Registry set. For the serious but slightly more casual Morgan collector, a date and mint set in an...
No, that's post-mint damage.
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