Potosi is in Bolivia Bone. Lima was the mint in Peru. Spottedeagle - you can find a description of the coins and their mint marks HERE For...
If, and that is a big IF, it is genuine it is quite valuable. But placing a price on such an item is rather difficult as there are so few of them....
Unusual ? Yes, it is also quite valuable. There were a small number of Proof sets issued in 1990 where the cent had no mint mark. I would be very...
ozzydog - If I might make a suggestion - CLICK HERE and visit the sites listed there. Read what they have to say and it will likely help you...
You might be correct, that's why I posted my first response. But this is an example of what I was talking about -
There is a better way, that why Numismatic Resources was created. Just click HERE to begin.
If you wish to take the time to compare there are a great many known examples of counterfeit ancients. You can find links to sites that help...
Yes, I know. But even the quarters minted in 1975 have the 1776-1976 date on them - even the ones in the '75 Mint sets.
Not really - a slab with the wrong label happens from time to time at all of the TPG's.
There are many places on-line where you can buy the '95 ASE for anywhere from $15 - $18. Here's one - CLICK HERE Here's Another The '96 is a...
There are no US quarters with the date 1975 on them.
There's been lots of threads on picture taking tips - just do a search. There's really a lot involved - the camera, lens, macro function, camera...
Charlie - I'm not sure I understand your comment :confused:
Nahhhh - could be a benefit. Some of 'em might be better off forgotten :D
The 50-D Jeff is the key too. In the '60s they sold for around $1000 a roll - that's $25 apiece. Today you can buy 'em for $2 - $3 - been able to...
There's a lot to learn about VAMs, but in a nutshell it's a variety of a Morgan dollar of a given date and mint. It can add value sometimes - and...
Much better ;) VF30
Howdy MichaelP - Welcome to the Forum !! It certainly looks very similar to the coin orignally posted about in this thread. I would suggest...
It's up to the individual state - some states charge sales taxes on numismatic items and some don't. It's like that with many things - even food.
I think it only goes back for the last 500 posts.
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