Since all of these coins are going off under the PCGS Secure Plus tier, they will all receive TrueView images, which I look forward to seeing....
Yeah, who knows. Myself, I wondered about the area near Liberty's eyebrow. It's easy to imagine something that looks like faint lettering there,...
I don't see anything there that's distracting enough to warrant dipping, and I'd be leery of attempting it, myself. Only the single dark spot...
Neato.
I was thinking about what you said about Maundy issues. Proof versus prooflike is not something I'm qualified to speculate on, here. I don't see...
Hm. I don't see anything there I would've interpreted as "graffiti". Sure, a scratch or two, but the marks all look random to me?
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Hey, it is a Dahlonega coin. I have only owned one ever, in 45 years of collecting, and that was the only time I ever spent four figures on a...
The crescent on the reverse was an homage to the moon goddess Diana. ;)
Makes sense. WW2-era German-occupied Netherlands, maybe? That would explain the zinc, though I suppose it's not out of the question that the...
This is a reasonable concern and not tinfoil-hat kookiness. Personally, I'm happy to play along, and think it's all harmless fun. I think the...
Here’s just a bump to put this active contest at the top, and to push down one of the recently closed ones.
Of course. I should have recognized by the “dimples’ that that one was a folder, not a bookshelf album. But yeah, Littleton sells nice albums...
@Oldhoopster’s mystery envelope is mailed. Only one or two of the spider eggs had hatched by the time I handed the addressed envelope to...
Is that your Type album? I like the Littleton green.
A stone cold CircCam, on a type where one sees them less often.
Hm. So you say. The usually well-detailed Numista is silent on the matter. That's unusual.
Dunno. But I deleted the dupe posts. Both your original post and the secondary comment quoted above got posted twice, somehow.
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