I never noticed the mistake until you pointed it out. All I can do is laugh.
It’s a slightly older thread that was raised again. Spell check must have changed that from a quarter ounce to guarded.
I did mess that up didn’t I? Lol
This is my thinnest piece of gold, a gold leaf and it’s small. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I’m laughing now and can’t think of a good response. That’s unusual and it was a good one. Santa’s gift is in the mail to me now. Should be here...
I purchased this from another member 6 years and 1 month ago today. It’s a Christ Follis Coin, circa 1020-1028. The mint is unknown but maybe...
Judging from the right side at the top of the R and the left top of the T, which are both flattened a bit I would think that’s it’s a scratch that...
Nice photos but it’s only worth one cent.
You did say raised and it looks to me to be a newly formed crack in that die.
I’m not sure of the bottom two but I strongly believe the top left is an eagle and the top right looks like a dolphin. I’m not very good with...
Thank you
it was near the end of the war and the south was broke. It’s fifty dollars and half the size of a normal bill. The Fifty is on the left and...
This is a fifty cent bill from the Confederate forces of the Civil War. It was issued in 1864 and it was the last bill the Confederacy produced....
Lol and yes collecting one of each will get expensive. :)
When I buy nuggets I figure the price on spot at the time. Spot goes up and it goes down. Nuggets are not something you speculate with. Then...
Here’s a few more for you. They come in all shapes and sizes. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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I think the obverse was used or rather the likeness was used during WWII. It’s very similar to things I’ve seen featuring Rosie the Riveter.
That is one beautiful token!
I had the chance to buy sober an ounce of gold nuggets in a recent auction but I didn’t because they went for 31% over spot price.
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