That's the first one hundred consecutive notes (00000001-00000100) from the run.
1972 D Lincoln Memorial Cent Obverse Struck Thru Error Coin - Error - 1c Maybe this is just me failing a Rorschach test, but this looks to me for...
I thought that was pretty universally understood, but I suppose we still get questions about it here. The more interesting question, to my mind:...
That's really horrible. Clear as day that the toning is only around the gaps in the gasket -- but even if it weren't obviously post-slabbing AT,...
By sheer coincidence, that's about the going rate for one Carr 1909-O overstrike -- and when you look at these in comparison to Carr's work, it's...
Q: Which mythical creature do you need a silver bullet to kill? A: None of them. They're mythical.
This is the last purchase I'll receive in 2016 -- just came today -- but no promises if a similar deal shows up on eBay between now and midnight....
It looks distinctly thicker. Any chance it's a counterfeit, made thicker to bring its weight within spec?
I think you're looking at the comparison coin. Look at the one on the left.
I played that strategy in reverse, just a bit -- when silver was high in 2011 and 2012, I was looking for stuff whose numismatic or collectible...
You know, if a laboratory left something like that on the ground outside their door, they'd probably be fined out of existence. But these toxic...
Speaking of focusing on a special case ("numismatists") instead of the general principle ("people")...
They're always better with the zinc sprinkles.
If I got a circulated one in change at face value? Darn skippy. Old? Sure. Outdated? I don't know -- even copper cents, with their tiny...
Yep, when people list silver BIN below spot, the only way to lose is to be too slow... :)
The 1893-O is the only one that would command a premium in this condition, and it would still be a small one. I see that ones in better condition...
Meh. So it's a specific application of a general principle, significant enough to earn its own name. I'm sure every field has examples of that....
Well, yes, some do drip more explicitly than others.
I'm sure someone, somewhere, realized that an eBay/Kroger customer could generate a (tiny and labor-intensive) labor stream this way: 1) Open an...
I know you're never supposed to wipe coins, but after raising two toddlers, I don't think I would've been able to resist.
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