fake
The first coin he received was an Indian Head 1859, as I recall
punt. too high a price for that scratch
I have many, especially signed by R.S. Yeoman; Ken Bressett & many others and some dups that I'll eventually sell off.
ah, someone who remembers. :)
great deal! way below silver melt
not sure about what?
Thank you, just stared at it and moved on
I must need new glasses
I have 4 books signed by him
Until a couple of years ago I e-mailed Eric a few times. He answered the next day, every time.
damage, spend it
planch·et ˈplan(t)SHət/ noun noun: planchet; plural noun: planchets a plain metal disk from which a coin is made.
neither, not a good investment
[holding my breath]. This thread is time that I'll never get back in my lifetime
That's Greek to me. :)
neat, and tough contest
1) Not a coin 2) privately made 3) just one ounce of silver
They can keep them
nope
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