This one at 9mm might be my smallest. It’s also currently my oldest. Greece (Ionia, Phokaia): ca. 478-387 BC electrum hekte [IMG] [ATTACH]...
This came in yesterday’s mail. Anybody else get one of the new 2026 @dwhiz woodies? They look nice. :) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I don't think I have any of those left now, so they're "obsolete". [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Good morning, and welcome to February 18th. Today we move on to the Winged Liberty Dime, better known as the Mercury Dime (1916-45). It was a...
Some kind person once gifted me a copy of the Overton book. It read like an algebra textbook to me- and I consistently flunked that subject in...
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I miss that Saint Lambert “skully”. Glad you sold me back the Niobe medal, though.
Nice one, for sure!
United States (New York): 1837 nickel silver private pattern cent, Feuchtwanger's Composition [IMG] United States: 1838 copper Hard Times token,...
Germany (Nürnberg): 1730 silver Augsburg Confession medal by Daniel Dockler the Younger [IMG] Great Britain (Chichester, Sussex): 1794 copper...
If it is, they've come a long way in 26 years. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
As a mod, I was initially concerned about the title of this post, but was relieved once I saw what it was about. ;) Roman Republic: ca. 103 BC...
Circulation find, you say? Now that's neat!
Cool clashmarks. I know zip-o-la about Overton stuff.
Good morning. It is February 17th. Today our type is the Liberty Head Dime (1892-1916), better known as the Barber Dime. While I do not have one...
Fixed! Thank you. :)
Since love tokens have come up again in two different recent threads, here’s another resurrection of this old index thread for 2026.
Someone else just made this same point to me in a private conversation on the CU forums. Said I should consider stickering my better US material...
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