For the previous example, the MS67 SLQ, I assumed that the high grade had superior eye appeal already built into the price. That’s probably why...
Any more guesses before I do the reveal?
Making a detour to the dark side with this PCGS 64 example of the first ruble of the USSR. 64’s are averaging around $150 on eBay. [ATTACH]
As a collector of slabbed US type coins, I’ve started to branch out a bit into ancients while sticking to my comfort zone of NGC slabs on Heritage...
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I paid $178.38 so @ddddd was the winner. My photos left something to be desired and the coin looks a bit better in hand, with very smooth...
Does anyone have any more guesses? I’ll do the reveal in a couple hours.
Here’s one of my more successful eBay pickups. It’s what an AU58 was meant to be. PCGS guide has it at $200. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
$125
Buy 225, sell 300.
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$750. The obverse shouldn’t matter. The reverse is much cleaner and is the only reason for buying an otherwise common coin.
I had the fingerprints run on my Tiberius too. None of them were a match for Jesus of Nazareth. Apparently some dude named Judas Iscariot had...
I’ve never been to the cathedral unfortunately. But I think this WWII era note in my collection shows it: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I agree that a clear, literal reading of the Biblical text points us to a denarius of the current ruler. This is what makes the coin so...
I have read about that theory. Even though the denarii of the previous ruler were more common in Israel, many have argued that Jesus’...
A Pontius Pilate prutah is definitely on my list. Not an easy coin to find with eye appeal like yours, especially the second one.
Since we are celebrating Christ’s Resurrection this Sunday I wanted to post a couple recent acquisitions with a Biblical theme. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
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