I'll change mine to 67 Red. I didn't look close enough last time.
I obtained a 1914-D in EF-45 for darn good price at the Central States show a couple of months ago... I have the 09s in EF-40. Both are in PCGS...
Yeah, but what did you do to it in between SEGS and NGC? A little bit of dip-oreeno? Some of that darkness from 1 to 5 o'clock on the obverse...
Maybe it's the die characteristics of the 5% that IS showing that is consistent with a 1916 FB? Uh, ...oh wait a sec- [ATTACH] .. I suppose...
Some number of the dollar coins probably end up in Ecuador. They use the U.S. Dollar there, and Ecuadorians that I've spoken to say they actually...
The answer is 65.
I doubt that they'll get rid of the 50,000-Won note. I think that Korean people love that higher-value note as wedding gifts and graduation or...
Here's a video about the 1962 currency reform that gave us the won currency that South Korea currently uses. I added titles and subtitles in...
Yeah, that was just a booger or something on the holder. Not on the medal.
Thanks so much for the information! The "tier" for these coins was "Modern," so yeah, they were $28 a piece, plus 4% FMV. My camera set up is:...
No "1980"-dated coins here. Perhaps it does. Looks a lot better than when I sent it in!
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Yep. What used to be easy pickings of nicer-grade World coins ten, fifteen, twenty years ago has now evolved to a waiting game for many of these...
Nope. Never heard of him. The guy was way before my time, if Google searches are any indication: His exact name shows up in Black Belt...
I know very little about cast pieces from any country... I'm only really studying South Korean coins.
4.22g (bronze) vs. 4.06g (brass) However, I wouldn't exactly be relying on weight: These coins were made at a time when the South Korean Mint...
@joecoincollect and @Mkman123 I was pretty sure that both of the 10-Won coins that I had submitted in the OP video were the "bronze" varieties....
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