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I'll go ahead and confess that most of what I post is "bygones" I once owned, but sold. With my present "core" collection being only 20 coins...
Now that is totally cool, and I am flattered.
My Fire tablet ain't too swift at copy/paste, either. Some things are better with a mouse and keyboard. Dude, you had several 1943 threads! LOL...
PS- @TIF's toning combined with your coin's detail and surfaces? Now that would be a monstrosity! *sssssssssss*
That's a nice example. For some reason, I've never felt the burning urge to own one of those (at least not yet), but they're neat- and yours is...
I invented the game, but folks can occasionally do little wildcard tweaks like I just did with the CWT. Ain't like there's an international rules...
No. Linkify?
What, like a dead horse? LOL Geez, do I need to report you for coin abuse? :eek: He beats his coins with sticks. Hmm... ;)
'Course you can. You think I've played this game for 12 years with no repeats? The deck of cards gets shuffled and recycled in most card games,...
Let's dip into my "Box of 20" and sail the USS Monitor to the Battle of Hampton Roads. Wild card: 1863 or USA OR Civil War token, to the next...
Hey, nothin' says they've gotta be "special". I've posted junk to gems and everything in between. If it fits what's in play, play it! Besides,...
Oh, snap! Y'all put me to shame with these generous giveaways! I need to up my game! I'm disqualified- have won two nice giveaways just this...
USA or 1842. I begin the original "Coin Uno" thread on Collectors Universe in 2005, when I invented this game concept. (@ldhair called the...
At less than 50 cents, you scored a home run on this one. I can help with getting it graded if you are very patient. I hope to be submitting...
Now THAT's a nice one, with some potential! Not only a nice example, but a better date, too! Edit: that is THE key date for the type, and in a...
I'm on the 64+ versus 65 hairsplitting fence. Flip a coin. NO!!! Not THAT coin!!! You'll make it a 63! LOL ;)
Nope, as posited in the main thread (y'all be sure to post there before the end of the month, BTW, for the drawing), your time machine is a bit...
Could be done, maybe, if you met somebody who came to Chicago from out West. I'd say that's a totally plausible scenario and am rather surprised...
Interesting. What was so radically different about metallurgy or planchet preparation in that period, I wonder? The machinery? Makes me also...
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