I SO want to hit 'LIKE' but I just CAN'T! Doug: I must be aging, since we are starting to think alike. Vegas Vic: So, the 13 1864 L Indian...
And how is this different from C-B-D's coin above, that you said "looks great"? Dealer error in not recognizing the rim variety? How is that...
I still use it, great source of info, all volumes
1914 S Barber quarter, check it out.
The title of the thread says it all.
A Guide Book of the Official Red Book of US Coins For all you new members, I am the proud author of the following book. Published by Whitman...
no, MD
look at the picture...... inverted? He can't read? per his posts... okay I give up. Someone else explain this.
good write up, and examples
excellent!
nope, everyone think of that one. :) I knew you'd pick it still thinking on the other one?
I'll give you time, here is another: Lowest mintage (for circulation) non-gold coin [US] of the 20th century?
no, look at the picture! [hint: inverted]
oy, never mind.
Okay, what two [US] coins had mintages of 264,000? That should be easy.
99.99% fake. ah, make that 100% fake
Nope, we can classify as no Overton on the label, and I got lucky
Or a Celestron microscope.
Cherried. Paid $160 Value: ? Estimated at about $2500
I thought you got them in change.
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