http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/ http://www.stellacoinnews.com/index.php/reference-books/the-complete-guide-to-liberty-seated-half-dollars/...
Very nice find Fletcher. Your 2-C is relatively smooth (best I've ever seen); mine is an attractive chocolately brown (oiled)but, with...
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Dalton & Hammer is the authoritative text for the English products and includes all sorts of interesting information about original and mule...
Yes, I don't focus on any one "series" but, am working on an evenly matched f-vf type set loosely following the PCGS reg. set Early American...
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The Cardinal Cartwheel Copper set is spectacular....so was Cardinal's early $1 set http://www.earlydollars.org/index.asp Don't forget, Cardinal...
http://numismatics.org/wikiuploads/CNL/Hibernia.pdf Danforth, B. "Wood's Hibernia Coins Come to America," CNL August 2001. Above is a link to...
I have recently liquidated or consigned my entire collection but, I continue to seek out and purchase to "hoard" and add to my current "hoards"...
I have stated my gold accumulation method on previous fractional gold threads... I prefer foreign (but, some U.S common circulated $2.5 & $5...
Here is a great site on counterfeits everyone should have book marked. It is put together by CT member StopMotion. The Numismatic Enquirer....
Another example is the 1834 JR-6. When these were struck the reverse die began to form a retained cud, then another full cud, then in it's...
No, they are not paired "for life." I am not sure what series you are refering to but, in the early days of the mint dies were difficult to...
I would consider this post/thread SPAM and in poor taste...Links to links to your own auction IS spam. It looks like you took it in the seat on...
It is genuine but, has been holed and poorly repaired. You probably overpaid by $100-$200
Nice work. If you are still interested in the early beginnings of the US Mint check out Henry Voigt and Others Involved in America's Early...
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http://www.safepub.com/catalog/coins/coincase.htm I like the old timey mahogany coin cabinets but, here are some contemporary ones....
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