Lord M, Mark, and John - you all have very nice type set collections. So much dedication, congratulations! I have never looked at my U.S...
I was a collector from the beginning, starting in my early twenty's. What drove it was my love of history.
Thank you, everybody for your comments. I really appreciate your opinions, I take them into account when I catalogue my collection. The two thin...
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Interesting to read your comments. When you do decide to go ahead and add one (or more) of these early dimes I think you will be very pleased.
Lovely! thank you for sharing, ksparrow.
That is a very nice star-less pair, not to mention the condition. Thank you for sharing them, Publius2 !
Congratulations, my Friend! Major milestone for a Morgan dollar collector. I don't collect Morgans and know little about them, but I do know...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] This is an interesting example of a 1795 Half Dime due to the V-shaped depression on the bust. I was curious to see if this...
That is a very nice example, and, (in my opinion) way above average for this scarce issue. Congratulations!
Very nice! I like it.
Very nice examples, Mark. My own 1837 H10C is not that pretty.
That are nice examples! Congrats. PS- I seem to remember that 1/2 dime as well.
Thank you very much for posting your star-less dime and half dimes. Nice bunch you have there.
I dare say a Gobrecht is somewhat pricier than one of these? like the saying goes, Randy, 'you can't have it all'. Or, like I tell my wife about...
Seated dimes and half dimes without stars on the obverse were only minted in 1837 at the Philadelphia mint, in 1838 in New Orleans, and with stars...
Thank you. I definitely share your liking for early US coins, specifically 1790's up until the Civil War.
Thank you!
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