Just because she was dead that dosen't mean that she didn't exist. Also: James Buchanan (April 23, 1791 – June 1, 1868) was the 15th president...
soccerman: Morgan or Peace dollars would fit the bill perfectly, in fact you can probably get one of each (in uncirculated) for less than you...
Yvette: To start, pick up some copies of Coin World, or go to their web site for some info,. Stop at a news stand and pick up a copy of their...
Clinker: thanks again, very interesting Frank
Nice looking show, and from the examples, there must have been some great coins there! I wish that I could have gone.
Wow, and I thought that it was just me!
The only country that I am currently interested in is the US, and there are some that okay. But, the Bust half, which I really like, as a coin,...
coinic: In answer to your question, yes. All machine doubling. At first it can be very difficult to tell the difference between the two, but...
Frank: The split serifs are flat and not raised. But it is a strong example of machine doubling.
Looking at the coin in question, the only thing that I can imagine is that he is referring to the left (facing the coin) breast and the fact that...
Have you registered with them ? That should help.
George: Nice to have memories like that.
An 1804 dollar, without a doubt, or, a permit to hold and keep the ten 1933 double eagles that the government has siezed. (Those turkeys.)
I don't think that it is a doubled die. Most likely a refraction from the copper plating being too thin and then with the strike the undercoating...
Clashed dies on three cent nickels are very nice, the portrait shows very clearly. Nice find
1964 P = 1,024,672,000 1964 D = 1,787,297, 160 total = 2,811,969,160 X .05 = $140,598,458 Also see posting earlier today about the 1964 nickels.
This has to be the third time that he sold that coin!
Feel free to drop them off at my house.
Well, at least Ken agrees with me.
Thre was another thread about this, they made billions dates 1964.
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