That last (edge-on) photo looks like something very sharp sliced into the coin at a shallow angle...?
Big show this weekend. I'll consider selling some gold if we end the week at current levels, I'll almost certainly sell some if we end higher. I'd...
You know how dogs are. "Because they can", and all that. :rolleyes:
I recently learned that you don't have to have the package slip to get your package, if you have the tracking number and a photo ID (and you need...
Twinkies? In light of my comments about "nutritional disasters" above, my attitude toward Twinkies should be obvious. In reality, they have about...
That's why "prepping" needs to involve lots of non-perishable food and drinkable water first, before cash, PMs, bullets, etc. My problem? I hate...
Cryptocurrency, of course! Or the ever-popular Amazon gift cards. :rolleyes: Edit: or, as it used to be known, company scrip.
I don't understand the mechanics of this at all. If it was nearly vertical in the chamber, why wasn't it mashed flat? Was it ejected past the...
A strike through would be indented into the coin, not raised. I'd think this was a die break, or something stuck to the coin.
"Fraud tools"? Not any more than a pen is a fraud tool because you can use it to forge signatures. I'm sure there are people who just want nice,...
It doesn't really look like a split planchet, but it does very much look like a coin that's had one side ground off. It's worth even less than a...
You can buy "original" empty rolls and crimping tools cheaply on eBay or elsewhere.
Can you provide some citations backing this assertion? I understand the rules about "found money", but I'm not sure how you equate found money to...
At that price, I would've bought them all! Post some photos when you get a chance?
Now, how could you resist posting that last one as a "RARE REVERSE D 1985 PROOF"?
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