It's a Mexican 8 reales struck at the Guanajuato mint. The assayer's marks is the R.R. It weighs 27.07 grams and was struck in .9030 silver. They...
That would be my guess. Genuine examples sell for about $150,000 and up.
As you might imagine - the first is 5 centavos from the Philippines. Value ranges from 15 cents to $2. The second coin is a 2 centimes from...
Howdy Milford - Welcome to the Forum !! That is a medal that was issued to commemorate the King's visit to Canada in 1939. You can read all...
Well - I hate to say it but it just might depend on how the grader feels that day. It is a subjective call - there are no hard and fast rules....
Well I'm not real sure what you got there - but you need to read the previous comments a little closer. You see - that coin was NOT struck in...
Don't forget Speedy - you can dip a coin and not remove all the luster. It is when a coin is over-dipped, or dipped multiple times that the luster...
You're absolutely right Speedy - I entirely missed the reference to Proof :o
I guess that depends on how you define "good bags". When buying bags of coins like that there is not going to be much difference in any of them....
Howdy Jomosapian - Welcome to the Forum !! You can read this thread - Click Here And you can visit this web site for pictures and an...
The first one is an 1819 2 reales struck at the Mexico City mint. The second is an 1842 2 pesos struck at the Popayan mint in Columbia.
For an O mint coin - I might go 65 for that one ;)
Not to my knowledge - I should have worded it differently. If it is or was a US coin - you can find it there. :D
I understand only too well. But stop means stop - that means you DO NOT defend yourself here. If you feel you must - do it privately by using a...
Howdy CCr - Welcome to the Forum !! I moved your post over here in the hope that it will get more response. But to answer your question we need...
Pictures are worth lots of words - Click Here Always remember - if it is a coin that was made in the USA - you can find a picture of it HERE
Right about now I just wish you Spider, and Midas - would put a stop to this nonsense. It is simply not necessary to make such comments. So...
Just a point to consider here after reading Roy's post. I had assumed that the original question was dealing with business strike coins - not...
Well if you're talking about silver coins - yeah they're all blast white when they are fresh from the mint. Frosty on the other hand usually...
I'd suggest you subscribe to Coin World or Numismatic News. Both publications list locations for just about all coin shows across the nation on...
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