My oldest US silver coin was an 1800 Bust dollar, ANACS VG8, for which I have no pictures. The oldest US silver coin I presently own is, I...
I certainly hope so! One of these two (both from that same year) will likely become my next addition to the "Eclectic Box" collection. I am...
I'll do an 1854 (Utrecht) Netherlands East Indies 1/10 gulden. @Youngcoin - you should be seeing this one in your mailbox any moment now. Enjoy!...
@Parthicus - thank you. Considering your specialty, your opinion on a Persian coin (albeit a much more "modern" one) carries extra weight. I...
You might be surprised. I think you're just about as qualified to pass judgement on this as I am. Obviously you noticed the thing with the...
I bought one of these AH 1233 Persian tomans sight-unseen in a mail-bid auction from Jim's Coin Service around 1997 or so. It was nice - not...
Thanks, Cointessa. This is a very valid point. That beading, or those dots, or pellets, or whatever the correct term might be, are helpful in...
(These are from a mostly-forgotten old Registry Set I had in the early 2000s. I just rediscovered the pictures, which are not up to my current...
I like the rounder flan of the second coin, but the strike on the first coin seems to be superior. Look at the date numerals near the bottom of...
Thanks. Five pounds o' greasy bacon sammiches for you, my friend. With onions and cheese, if you like. I do.
Yes, and lovely coin, too. It was 1907 or Indian cent, so you did fine. Boy, wouldn't it be awesome to own a 1909 that looked like yours but...
I will almost certainly be adding a Persian gold toman to my "Eclectic Box" collection next. It must be dated 1233 AH (1817 AD), for personal...
Does look like the same basic type to me, though you'll want to have one of the more experienced folks pin down the exact attribution. Indeed,...
Good year. 1944 is my mother's birthyear. Mom was, like her offspring, (and Bruce Springsteen) "Born in the USA", so ... [ATTACH]
Nope. This one, however ... yes. [IMG] And speaking not of cemeteries but of other detector finds, here's one to take us back to 1907. [IMG]...
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@coin_nut - alas, your nifty scalloped-edge Cyprus piastre is just a bit too late, since @Muzyck had switched us to 1901 or Colombia (as a...
I agree. This Portuguese 50c does seem an odd coin to fake, though that has not stopped the Chinese workshops from creating such things (i.e.,...
No, if I read correctly, he paid TEN bucks for it! :greedy:
I did see a really big lynx once in NC, which was cool. And rare.
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