While it is true that 99.99999 % of all two-headed or two-tailed are manufactured novelty coins - genuine examples do exist. But they are beyond...
And - FT for Full Torch - RD for Red, RB for Red Brown - FH for Full Horn, FT for Full Tail - FB for Full Bands - CAM for Cameo - UCAM for Ultra...
Sorry - but using that pic I can't be of much help. But even if we assume the coin is genuine, based on its apparent condition it would not be...
May I ask - why ? At least 3 of the 10 known Sacky mules are genuine errors produced by the US Mint. Even the Mint admits this much. They were...
Howdy ryan - Welcome to the Forum !! The value of a coin depends greatly on its condition and the mint mark on the coin. Depending on those...
Hate to admit it - but this one has me stumped. The obverse ( shield side ) bears the arms of Castille & Leon - the throne of Spain. But the...
pnut - Sent you a P/M ;)
It's really a matter of semantics. Is there a difference between cleaned & conserved ? I guess it depends on who does the cleaning or conserving....
Afraid I can't email it Nd - that pic is on my computer that is still down. You can always get a copy from the web site though. But for this...
There are two things at play here - novelty and pedigree. The novelty is that these coins are available for the first time and they come from a...
Since I am only here in the evenings as a general rule I did not get to read this post until just now. And I must say that I am surprised that so...
joesmom - If and when you decide to test the waters on ebay - write to me and tell me what you want. If I don't have it - I'll give you a list ;)
Show 'em this - [IMG] [IMG] It just doesn't get any better than that ;)
You might want to take a look at the 1993 commemoratives ;)
On the contrary - they are selling like hot cakes at a lumberjack festival :D The Mint places ads in all the national publications - this is...
It is a Proof error set that was struck in 1964 - no idea why they list it as an error set - but they do. Market value listed for this set is...
Just use the Attachment function and post the pics here. If it is a coin and not a medal or something - I'll help you get it identified ;)
The best reason there is for keeping a buyer's identity secret is simple - security. Say you want to bid on a coin that cost $1,000 - or $5,000 -...
I said that the coin appeared as if it may have been cleaned or perhaps whizzed because of the fine scratches in one of the pics. If you look...
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