Not if they were incuse on the item that made the impression.
Well, now, that's certainly interesting. It has to be PMD (post-mint damage), but it's cool PMD.
This. Cool!
Welcome! That's a really nice looking token. Looks like silver, too?
This. Me too. LOL "Continental Line" Dansco? That's a new one on me. Cool lookin' album.
There's nothing wrong with a good old-fashioned paper book, but being able to have someone read it to you while you're commuting an hour a day or...
And then when @Ken Dorney wanted his silver back, I'd strategically arrange for one or more of the coins to have "accidentally" gotten stuck in my...
I think I mostly share your philosophy. Note to self: see if Librivox has audio files of Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. Download and listen on...
I haven't, but considering how sharply their accuracy has declined in the last decade or so, they should put a submission form on their website....
My second impression is that my first impression might've been a tad conservative. ;) I wouldn't be surprised if I was too low. I would if I was...
My first impression was 64 with a shot at 65. Nice toning.
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Dang, those are high grade, too. That photo has desktop wallpaper/screensaver potential.
Wow. I would lie on my back and have someone sprinkle them all over me.
Sure, if you go read the OP and tell us how you'd spend your virtual five bucks in 1893 Chicago. Edit- aha- you just did.
Numidia I've not had, though I've watchlisted a silver piece of one of the King Jubas a time or two on VCoins, et al. As far as North Africa...
Coins with charging knights I can do, but don't have pjx available of any Luxembourg or 1946. (And a coin from 1346 wouldn't have an actual date...
You seem to have the luck of the Irish, @NLL. And you've still got some loot comin' from my old "Epic Treasure Hunting Game" giveaways! (Watch-...
Huh! Funny, I didn't remember you getting that one. So I guess you ended up with a third of this collection and still have a quarter of it,...
Aw, snap. I was too slow in fetching that picture. Never mind that last one I posted. 'Tis 1930 or Luxembourg now.
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