Gotta love those "helpers"! :cat: PS- nice vibe in that room. I like the bookshelves and window with greenery outside. That, and the cat, of...
I made one of my best scores with an undergraded coin one of those old PCI green label holders, once. It was a 1904 double eagle, PCI MS62. I...
Oho! So that's the Tyrant Collection guy! I get the meaning of your comment now.
What’s he holding up, there? I had to look him up to see who he was.
I’ve had a couple of big (posthumous) tetradrachms of Alexander III (aka “The Great”), but sold them and haven’t gotten around to getting another....
I haven’t had many Alexandrine coins, but did have two billon tetradrachms of Hadrian. This one had a canopic jar of Osiris on the reverse. [ATTACH]
Oh, wow! What a great design! Handsome portrait! Great eye appeal! Nice surfaces! I want it! ;)
That was exactly my inner response, the first time I saw him post a FDC (Gem BU) gold aureus. ;)
Today is that fateful day upon which Julius Caesar was assassinated, 2,069 years ago in 44 BC. Post your JC coins, if you have them! I wanted...
Nice CircCam. Great example!
Gorgeous. That’s gorgeous too, in a different way. What a perfect CircCam!
It is Sunday, March 15th. Our type today is the Seated Liberty Dollar With Motto (1866-1873). I do not presently have one, though I have owned...
I suspect most of them didn’t have much of a mind to lose in the first place.
Aha! That’s where I saw it!
You old fogeys got silver! I was born with the first clads. Hmph.
Ooh, that's a purty one!
Wow! Started off with a key date! That's awesome.
United States: 1944-D silver Winged Liberty ("Mercury") dime PCGS MS66 FB. Cert. #42157118. Numista-51, Krause-Mishler-140. Mintage:...
Roman Empire: ca. 117-138 AD bronze sestertius of Hadrian The Roman Emperor Hadrian ruled from 117 to 138 AD and is perhaps best known as the...
Your link required an eBay login, is what I'm saying. But I was able to view the coin after I logged in. Weird. Anyway, I never bother with...
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