That’s a nice looking coin. Shame it was treated the way it was. I do like the colors it currently has.
Looks like PMD to me.
Glad your feeling better and got out yesterday. You did a nice job of cleaning up the city in the short time you worked. Any silver is a good day. :)
No problem. :)
That’s the way. :)
Thank you sir. I did earlier today. And I posted a few Civil War money items.
Probably a worn die chip. Hard to tell due to the wear.
Maybe you’ll pick up one in the near future. To have both is really neat. :)
Take a roll of each to your local coin shop and ask what they willing to pay you for them.
I hear ya and if he goes through them I hope he finds some good things.
Then open your eyes. LOL :woot::woot::woot: Just teasing you my friend.
I’m not a collector of RPM’s but I agree wholeheartedly with you.
Incomplete as it is it only has twenty-five cents in it. LOL :smuggrin:
Do you have the error token? The one that reads SPOOT. I have one but no photos of it.
The note is not what it appears to be. It’s a $20.00 note dated September 2 1861 but this note is a counterfeit. It’s a good one but it’s not...
This note is dated Feb 17th, 1864. It is a radar note. The serial number is 2992. The face value of the note is $50.00. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Another one of my CSA Notes. The serial number is 55555. Very hard to find on a Confederate Note. Dated Feb 17th, 1864. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Here’s an 1863 Union Forever. The obverse is a man on a horse with “FIRST IN EAR, FIRST IN PEACE” around the rim. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Way to go Sarge!
It’s called “ Got caught up in the auction” syndrome. It happens a lot.
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