And today, in L.A., blue skies and gonna be 74 today.:cigar: I actually like that they name storms & hurricanes. Easy to distinguish if they talk...
Very nice.
Know nothing about them but cool coin. Would take one for the historical aspect.
I think it's a great bronze despite some roughness.
Thats cool!
Ah yes, Slabs. Anytime we ancient collectors mention "The S Word", a debate/long thread ensues about the right/wrong of plastic....
Great pics, always enjoy seeing "coin porn"! I do think the prices, especially the slabs, are a f-en joke. I also dread the time when all...
I once had that type. Not as nice though. Lovely toning & portrait.
Nice grabs. I think the Gordy looks good, shine wise, At least it doesn't have the overcleaned look like to the point it was polished.
Been a few years now. Website once said "moving to England" and nothing since. Was "jencek historical enterprise".
I enjoy looking too. The main VC dealer I would see is Jencek, but I guess he's done with coins. Last I read he was moving, but still no site...
That's me at Long Beach, when I do go. Usually it's $300 budget, once was $500. Most the time I walk away with currency or world coins of some...
Very cool error that I would welcome to my collection anytime. I see them listed on later romans on ebay, but they list them too high so I tend...
I think it is the same.
That is true, but if it wasn't pointed out that the repair was made, how many of us would notice "that area" and do the usual "ooh...ahhh" as many...
Not a fan of that type of restoring. So Brian's comments are spot on for my reply.
Love it, i'm sure you read my comment on forvm. Congrats.
Nice eagle on that one.
Nice addition, Eric.
That's nice, I like that one.
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