Clinker, thanks for the note. I just saw one yesterday, I forget the date. Offered by a very reputable dealer, nice condition about VF as I...
To Pretty Girl & Others: It is not a good idea to post your e-mail address on line. Ask for a PM instead.
See below, not 24 KT In 1816, there was a major change in the British coinage, powered by the Industrial Revolution. The Royal Mint moved from...
I have to agree with Mike, possibly cleaned, but the planchet striations are due to poor metal mix.
Quantum: Welcome, the V-nickels & Buffalo may have some value, but you need to list the dates & mint marks.
That is because the mint did not issue mint sets thaose years.
Clinker: Very neat item, I never saw one before. :thumb:
I am not a fan of Heritage. They periodically feature books that I am interested in bidding on with a "photo to be posted later" and they never...
Lake: Welcome, and I agree that it is probably not silver, but it may be plated. The only way to find out is to get it certified, or someone may...
Numismatic news has much better articles than Coin World, better written, researched, etc. :thumb:
yes, the soapy wash. However, it may also be PVC which can be removed easily in acetone. Anyone else think that it may be PVC?
flyers: Proof, no cameo.
:thumb: Lets make the Guide Books illegal to export.
Check out the various web sites, each one has different requirements. Also, to me it is not value. For example: I have had three 1858/7 Flying...
I am in favor: item #1) The United States never made pennies, they are called cents.
You are going to love this one: An 1876 Seated Dollar, and the seller dosen't understand why it isn't listed in the Guide Book!...
BlackflyCanada: Welcome to the forum.
Kage Sama: Welcome to the forum.
"POPULAR COLLECTIBLE STILL TODAY, AS ALASKA IS LIKELY THE VERY LAST STATE TO BE ADMITTED TO THE UNITED STATES." Oops, I missed that one.
not a great deal. Not listed in So-Called Dollars (Hibbler & Kapens) But I have seen them before. Also: NOT a coin.
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