That reminds me of the cents I would polish with a pencil eraser back in grade school.
Oh I know. Just was expanding on your train of thought and taking it to the extreme..... Thing is, we now live in a disposable age. That is the...
Oh man! That’s just wrong!!! That piece is so beautiful.... I see that I have no future as a TPG! :dead:
Pile it up for your kids/grandkids. That’s what I do. I feel like king Midas sometimes when I open my safe. Liquidation of my hoard is my...
I could see the coming of collectors of old credit and debit cards in 30-50 years. TPG’s will infiltrate the hobby making old Diners Club and Amex...
Oh man.... I have recently become quite infatuated with Reales. Can't wait to see the reveals.
Man, I would love to have a cool one with you at your coin desk. I'll buy! You have some stunningly beautiful pieces.
I also play around with old cars. And the old guys that I hang around with at the cruise ins have the same conversations... I have the same...
I tend to purchase common worn silver dollars by the roll. I rarely inspect the rolls closely when I get them. Fortunately I don’t buy them from...
Thank you for sorting these in an understandable way. Quite a gift grandpa left. Grid 3-D intrigues me. It is a very early large cent and those...
I think I detect the slightest bit of wear on her head and.... well, her other prominent places.... AU58 is my guess.... Absolutely striking coin.
That's called the "bored kid with a tool in shop class" error.
Full head... I don't see any signs of wear. I voted MS62
Most welcome thread hijack in the history of CT!
Oh man... You have opened up the excited kid in me. I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s living my weekends at the open wheel dirt tracks in the...
Been using my 1976 version.... Till I recently discovered I could get a large print version. And I love it.
The folks in the know here will need a clear photo in order to help you out.
I’ll give a bit of first hand experience with just such an approach.... Forty-five years I lived with a crystal clear memory. At 45 it started to...
It is the fumes from the cleaning chemicals that does the damage. Only reason I know is that I learned the hard way.
Nope.... The chemicals used to clean firearms react horribly with our coins.
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