Good on you, ATG.
One does wonder. The coin does look like it's possibly cleaned, but whether AU or UNC details, I'm not sure. Since they added a mintmark that...
Shipping update: The following prizes were shipped today, December 1st: @Noah Worke (special bonus gifts) Prizes for the following folks are in...
Our next two rounds will feature coins struck during the Civil War.
Round 5 is closed. There's an 1866 3-cent piece up for grabs in Round 6. [IMG]
So now we come to... ROUND 6. The prize for this round is a... United States: copper-nickel 3-cent piece, 1866 [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]...
OK, it's time for the drawing for Round 5. Our lucky number was... 148! [ATTACH] Post #148 was by... @Abramthegreat! Congratulations,...
Sounds like a mechanical error on their part.
Well, the reverse is obviously based on the design of one the George Washington Inaugural button types, though I believe those were smaller....
I’ll get to the Round 5 drawing when I can. In the meantime, we’re still open for entries.
Actually, one or both of those guesses are wrong. And that's all the further hinting I'll drop. ;)
You only get two of 'em. ;)
Now it has. @Noah Worke - two of the following ten coins (plus some other petty baubles not shown) are now yours- headed your way. So as to not...
Pretty dramatic lamination, there.
Unless you are eating cottage cheese, I think you mean cuds. ;) Whatchawanna bet we've got another poor victim of autocorrect there. LOL
They look nice. In a modern sorta way.
Don’t feed the trolls, y’all.
Someone - @dadams, I believe it was - is a teacher who incorporates numismatic tie-ins as visual aids in his curriculum. He’s also into rare...
FORVM has a whole free library of older public domain titles: [ATTACH] Our very own @dougsmit’s articles are also hosted there, and well worth...
There is also an extra bonus prize in the works for @Noah Worke, but that has not been packaged or shipped yet.
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