Viper, et al: As you may be aware, or not, the owners of the coins frequently used nails to make the holes. Not a drill bit, not in this...
Tough selection, I would have said: 1892 to 1916. Guess why? Hint: Barber designs.
Eduard: Nice coin. As far as the disparity of price/values? I have no idea. As for the coin, since it is in an ANACS holder, I will estimate...
what: No option: None of the above?
I like it, nice strike and nice look.
ryan: I think that the top one circled in the picture may be a die clash.
Like: Nothing Dislike: everything.
HB, to all!
I agree with Stainless, NGC is tougher in every category.
I'll be waiting at my mail box!
Just think: 8,000 posts! And almost 3 that do NOT have to do with Spock declaring himself King!
Ruben: We really HAVE to get you interested in some classic coins! Look at those Walkers and Standing Lib quarters! Or anything pre-1950.
Carl: You can be scary at times! Ruben: Nah, it just seems like I have been here forever, and there are some who wish that I had never...
I'd also add to my hoard of 1896S & 1913S quarters! :)
Here goes: Barber Dimes: MS-64= $119,350 (without the 1894S) Quarters: MS-64 $222,290 Half Dollars: MS-63= $214,950 less the 1907 S in...
Okay, your great Aunt Sophie has just passed into that coin store in the sky. A reading of her will says: "I hereby bequeath my wonderful...
Mike: I couldn't agree more about your 'flavor of the month' comment. Look for the one that is currently out of favor, say seated dimes, and...
jello: It looks better without the plug.
Good luck! Sorry, but at the price of gas, even tho it is down, it is too far for me.
Charlie; Uh, what do you think that we all do here? Post them.
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