And this reference has yet another number...
This is the other reference I found from numista.com. It shows wildly differing mintages for 1913 and 1914. Not sure which to believe? [ATTACH]
Looking on line on the NGC Guide (from Krause, correct?) it is not listed. I don’t have the actual book.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I recently picked up this proof 2 mark piece from Stuttgart. I couldn’t resist a 100+ year old proof silver coin for less than...
$2600
11
With such a large price increase, should we be worried about counterfeits? Especially considering that the notes don’t have much in the way of...
I have a 100 trillion note that I paid 5 dollars for back in 2012. I’ve also been watching the price go up and wishing I would have bought a...
$80
65, 65
Thanks for the good info. I am enjoying learning more about these certs. I stand corrected on my previous assumptions.
I’ve never heard of spintria until now. It reminds me of a tour my wife and I took of ancient Ephesus during our honeymoon. They showed us one...
Didn’t some of the Anacs photocerts have coins in a Mylar holder stapled to the document? I get the photo matching concept but wouldn’t it be...
$1200
$110. I would hesitate to pay a big premium on a coin removed from its holder.
So the US wasn’t the only country that minted and melted millions of large silver coins that didn’t circulate :-)
Here's seller's photos of my 8 reales, a very distant second from the OP's monster. This one is from Mexico City. I did a lot of searching...
Very nice! Actually your coin, along with the earlier Pillar type, is the first coin listed in the Red Book and was legal tender for a dollar...
650
$60
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