Another quarter from the lot I bought recently. Looking forward to your comments. Thanks! [ATTACH]
This was in the lot of U.S coins I bought a while back. I took the pics at a slight angle to highlight the colours and the surfaces. Thanks!...
Warning: bad pics! Still, I hope you can at least get an idea of what this little coin looks like. [ATTACH]
One of my U.S collecting interests is putting together year sets. I love the history and the fact of seeing together the coins that were struck in...
Just curious, is this an MS coin, and are the bands fully split? I only have one other Mercury, a damaged 1921-D otherwise in nice shape which I...
I bought a small collection of U.S coins a short time ago. Some colonials, some large cents, and various other denominations dating up to the mid...
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[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...
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...
The large 8 variety is much less scarce than the small 8. Nice coin - were it not for the obvious nicks, hairlines scratches and other defects....
This is a very nice coin with deep blue tones. [ATTACH]
Unlike the first example I posted, this one was struck when the 1809 die employed was already heavily broken. Such coins are not easy to grade as...
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Back in 2008/2009 there was something like a run on 1809 dimes. You may have had this with a particular coin you were after? No matter how hard...
Yet another of those tricky to shoot half dimes. This one with intense multi-colour toning. I happen not to agree with the assigned grade, but...
Another of those difficult to photograph half dimes. But, I think I got pretty close with this set of pictures and my crappy camera. Nice...
The first year of issue of the Capped Bust Dime. [ATTACH]
I bought this coin from Jonathan Kern in 1986. I saw it advertised in an issue of Coin World, I liked it, so I sent Mr. Kern a fax as I remember...
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