No polish here. Copper nickel has some very odd properties, and ammonia solution is quite helpful - but it is most definitely NOT polish, nor are...
Indeed, this Ebay coin is every bit (in hand) the equal of the Richard Stuart NGC specimen MS63 which FWIW is top-pop there, with both better...
Jaime, please do post what you know about the Philippine uncirculated FM coins. Is it possible to post a reference or give a table of sets or...
Don’t know about Instagram except that’s where athletes go to get girlfriends. Lol I would like to see your coin projects though
OK, I don't have a chart but taking it from the top: - Palladium and Platinum are pretty much immutable and therefor can use modest or strong...
I’ll give a brief on return home tonite.
Ah thanks, I just think that people should remain as "collectors" and not just investors...I try to keep an eagle eye for these even though I...
Yes, I was trying to be helpful as sometimes Ebay lots are a bit hard to "dissect". This came with a rather poor 1954 50c and there were many...
Hi all, just got this from Ebay & invested a tremendous $10 plus shipping. The reason that I am posting is that this is a scarce BH coin, and...
Well, I had to show mine. The obverse somehow does not photograph here well, but the critical reverse does....[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yes, that would be true, although in MS63 and above the 1925 is probably more valuable. The 1925 even when unc. in the lower grades looks an ugly...
Wow, great luck. I bought mine about 7-8 years ago in the aftermarket - also Martini. I have heard these were found also in a very few ordinary...
Ah, was waiting for that one.. I was getting ready to post mine. Do you have it in the original Martini or Heinz set, or singly?
Of course it depends on how far back. Some of the early Vickies are a bit costly but more recent are generally not. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I agree, and have one of each. They are distinct colors that you see repeatedly and know from "hands on" examination. I have not been as thorough...
LOL. There is an MS66BN on ebay for 65 USD. Actually guess was very good. USD $3.25
This bring up the point: will there ever develop an interest in later pre-milled coins?
The key is finding them with good strike, and good colour. As with later US coins, they were not saved. I'll post price tonight.
This is a Great Britain 1942 HalfPenny. It is probably a bit scarcer in nice Unc. (read MS63 and above with good colour) than most realize. I...
See above, not rare unless somehow nearly all were melted. With all due respect, it does have a bit of a generic look to it as well.
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