There is this one on Flying Eagle & Indian Cents: http://www.whitmanbooks.com/Default.aspx?Page=81&ProductID=0794828310 and Lincoln Cents:...
Congrats!
also: Note: They are not 'double stamped' They MAY be 'double struck'.
by the way, on that 1995 DDO, it may be a MAD, see if the reverse is correct, or off center the same way. Nice.
MArshall: Thanks for posting, interesting. but, how long could it have taken Sheldon for these: Three Known..................- 3 Known...
you have a pair of them? Hey, that just ain't fair.
nice, just tell the family to sell them on ebay.. Here: I'll start them off: Hi, my Uncle Lather just passed into the coin shop in the...
nice clip.
agreed, but as we both know, the word 'rare' is the most overused and mis-used word in coins. right after eBay descriptions of 'Gem'.
Elbesaar Simply put: I hate you! I have been looking for that coin for ages, never found one. Amazing slider. Did you cherry it?...
FYI: There were high relief 1922's struck, but they are extremely scarce... dare I say rare.
obverse harshly polished. Reverse was once attached to (perhaps) a key ring.
okay #1: It is minted, not printed. #2: I can't see anything underneath. #3: Is it magnetic? If not, just an ordinary Lincoln cent.
That '93 is a beauty! nice target toning.
Did anyone get to meet Ken Bressett? Very nice gentleman.
crazy: 1) the link is NG; 2) whoever said that it was a French coin has a better imagination than I have.
nice piece, and that is one TOUGH coin!
connor: Interesting story, but..... There were no slabs in the 1970's therefore the term raw was never used.
ummm... yup. Once again, Doug is right, and that is becasue he remembers what it was like to have to buy things with reales.
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