Very cool, congrats. Its feels good to have something listed on there.
Love the coin!
Super cool coin.
That is probably one of the best ive seen. My example: [img] Constantius II (337 - 361 A.D.) Æ3 O: FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C, Laureate, draped &...
I gotta agree with this. Mine thats posted is pretty dark but I really like it that way. I also like the OP toning alot and would be shocked at...
Great additions.
I have been to reddit many times, it is a time waster and addicting. I dont visit it often though as I am afraid it will suck me in completely....
My Emesa Sept. [img] Septimius Severus (AD 193-211) AR Denarius O: Laureate head right. R.Corn ear between crossed cornucopia. (3.19 gm). Emesa...
Very nice, love the toning.
Wonderful bust & patina
Nice coins vlaha, I have an 1788 8 Real too. Graded AU53 by ICG. I have smaller denominations too except the expensive 4 real.
Wonderful coin. I like the reverse too. Something different then the norm.
Never seen the type before either. Very nice. Love your write up too, lol.
Never thought of that but your right. As for the writing, not sure myself since this is my first one. I had to goto Dave Sedwicks site to get...
Ive been wanting one of those too, yours isnt countermarked like many ive seen. A cob is a clump of silver clipped off the end of the bar.
Cool coin steve! Dont think so or PCGS may have had it designated as such.
Its considered modern to ancient collectors. Get technical we can call it early modern :p
My first spanish cob. Was only $20. [img] Charles II of Spain (1661 - 1700 A.D.) AR Real Cob O: Cross of Jerusalem within coat-of-arms. R:...
Bing pushed me off the wagon and due to his negligence I ended up getting a coin. I always wanted a spanish cob piece and this was too cheap to...
I need him myself and this is a great example. And yes his time period had many scraps produced.
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