http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=14890 Try this, the discussion is under nickels on the main page
Yes, Henning. I try to find the link and post it here
Daggarjon: Nice catch. I wouldn't worry too much about the dark color. I have seen many cions that were toned dark. It usually happens...
I was able to attend two different coin shows this weekend, one in Westchester, NY and one on Long Island. Each was a successful trip. In...
So, if you collect foreign cions do you hear echos of "Luke, I am your father." Sorry but I couldn't type in the intonation to make it more real.
It may remove it, it could also remove just about anything, but do you really want to use it? It will leave a residue, unless carefully and fuly...
Frank: Well, I, for one, am waiting with anticipation. Imagine if there was a 1794 silver dollar!! Thanks for the story Frank
easier still, make it octagonal, then those who are viaually impaired will have no problem with it. And those who are just impaired will have...
There are toned coins and then there are toned coins. Apparently some can be very deceiving. I had a Barber half that was in an old brown...
Aha, now I've got it. It took me a while to find the fifty-five on the back of the note. Great catch!
Frank: Okay, you have all of us curious: what were the three coins? Huh? Huh? Huh? Nice story.
Thanks, I never heard these terms. We all have a lot that we can learn (at lease I do), and this is the place to do it (learn).
mrbrklyn: Thanks for the info and links, I forgot about some of those tokens. That set with the holder is really neat.
As with coins, don't clean it, unless you are really professional about it.
Actually, if you look carefully, there are two different notes, the first is F00002480A, the 65, and the 55= G00090773A, The description also...
I forgot, any expenses of the sale are added to your cost basis, this is: say you pay $15 to send the coin to the auction house (for registered...
agreed, nothing special
Fish: Sorry to hear that, the last two times that the ANA was in NY ANACS was offering opinions, as well as NGC. I showed NGC a 1914/3 Buffalo...
Well, they (and NGC) claim that they can tell from the die state. Breen-4906, lists the 'Cracked Confederate obv.' "Crack, rim to bridge of...
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