For every collector who likes "woody surfaces," there are guys like me who avoid them. I think that the busy toning, or alloy mix interferes with...
None of them. We need to look to the future instead of the past.
Coins are not investments. They are met to enjoy. I've got a number of really nice things, and all they have done is go down in price over the...
For what it's worth, here is an 1883 No Cents Nickel Proof. This is somewhat expense because it's one year type, which limited the number Proofs...
Here is the one my collection, which has been certified by NGC. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] It looks like it might the same die as your first piece. As...
I think that it is genuine, which is big plus these days with all of the Chinese counterfeits floating around. The sharpness grade is Vf-30, but...
There are collectors who would never darken the door of a club meeting because they think it’s going to be boring, or it’s populated by a bunch of...
AG-3 sharpness with scratches and cleaning nets it down to Fair-2 price wise. Unless you are on a super low budget, I would pass.
Many 1975-CC double dimes are weakly struck at the top of the eagle's left wing and the corresponding area, on the shield, on the obverse. The...
Until a few years ago, the answer was no. Now there are collectors who look for them, so if you can tap into that market, you might get collect a...
I enjoyed the Twenty Cent piece since I was in high school. I was able to get the four made for circulation issues at that time. Then I sold all...
The only silver quarters that have been made, since the Bicentennial, have been in Proof sets. There are no Mint State silver quarters from the...
With a mintage of only 1,520 and its status as a one year type coin, the 1913 Type I Nickel should be more expensive than it is. The trouble is it...
Getting a Cameo for the 1936-42 Proof coins is very hard. I have a 1939 Proof dime that has a Cameo look. It's in an NGC holder and does not have...
William Henry Harrison is best remembered for winning the Battle of Tippecanoe and the shortest presidency in the history of the United States....
This an example of where natural is unattractive. It’s the reason why coins get dipped or cleaned.
I agree with @okbustchaser. If I had one, I would sell it, fast enough to get a fair price, and then I'd buy some REAL coins.
I happen to have these two because the 1834 Cap is my type coin and the 1834 Classic Head $5 gold is part of a set. 1834 Capped Bust Type...
Yes. It is my least favorite super rare, super expensive coin. It was made and marketed under nefarious circumstances. The 1834 Capped and...
Here's a little piece of history for you. The entire 1912-S mintage was struck during Christmas week (between Christmas and New Years) of 1912. It...
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