The answer is, 64.
Yeah. It's like they're saying, "What have you done for us lately?"
Grease. That makes sense. I have a "struck through grease" error, too: [ATTACH]
I've seen this same error on other 1974 South Korean 100 Won coins: The "7" in the date seems to be missing much of its relief profile. Is this...
This is another "Hwan" coin with a less-commonly-known history and set of data. These coins were stamped with the "4292" (1959) date, but the...
...So I will get rich selling coins? Please say yes.
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Take the millennial asininity out of it, and that'd be a great show...
Yeah, THERE it is! Thanks, alurid! [ATTACH]
Yep. Seen those before. There's a FULL video of banknote and the same coin production at Komsco, with the audio track sped up to chipmunk the...
Yep. That "chrome" finish with those coins from the 2000s! I gotta figure out what the heck was going on with that... Admiral Yi is...
Thanks for the link, Doug. That was helpful. From reading Mike's observational data and research on Small Cents, it seems that the U.S. Mint...
Here are the mintage figures for this coin from 1978 to 2000. Not sure the mintage figures alone explain this phenomenon: [ATTACH]
Thanks for that. This is the only source that mentions "large" versus "small" bust design. So THAT'S why Krause has "35.1" and "35.2" for these...
That's what Krause says. But I have no idea about what the "variety/varieties they are referring. I wonder what they are. I've asked. No...
Yep. 75%/25% CuNi.
I notice a weakening in the design characteristics from the beginning, to the end, of the First Series 100 Won (1970~1982) and the Second Series...
Holy smokes, that's a beaut!
Nothin' going on, man. Let me explain: The pic is just a cropping from our wedding photos. What you can't see is the toothpick in the corner of...
Okay, just don't make fun of the pic. It's a sensitive issue for me...:sorry:
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