Overstruck Greek coins? That title alone sound fascinating. The idea that even back then they were 'recycling' their coinage sounds like a great...
nah, that raised edge is just the start of a cud.
Looks like O-108 (Overton). Large 8's, Square base, knobbed 2. but, someone will correct me if I am off.
save your money. looks like a tiny struck thru.
the little bit that I can see looks like strike/mechanical doubling
at first glance I thought MD, on second look, agreed. Nice discovery
nah, I'd rather read your inane comments. ;) more fun.
noob great find! Congrats.
nah, just for the spelling.
wow, where ya been? Hope that all is okay.
platinum is right now at $1704, so, subtract what you think the value of the proof is, and then you have a net value. that said: If you bought it...
hmm.. interesting, how about a golden money belt? Then a crook would have to kill you to get it, and them you wouldn't have to worry. ;)
Elbesaar great photos, thanks. but... what is that tot he left of the D in Dollar? die gouge? or something strange. Interesting, very...
Texas: Harry's is the die crack version. The 2 should be straighter.
yes, in response: eBay has become a bunch of pigs with their fees.
Just proves me right. waste
coins are not worth investing in. They are collectibles that may or may not increase in value.
did you say books? !?!?
contact Matt, Lost Dutchman: here is one of his threads: http://www.cointalk.com/t135913/
post mint damage = PMD FYI.
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