I have some very sad news. I am heartbroken to report that Clyde, our handsome and sweet-natured spokescritter for this month's giveaway (and the...
Agreed. I too was sitting on the 35/40 fence, though I came down on the 40 side of it.
Nice to know that at least one of my guesses worked out this month! :woot:
#1 is nice. #2 knocks my sox off. Here are the two VESTAs I've had. The first was in my first Roman collection, in 2007-08. After I lost my...
Dangit, TIF! Beat me to it! I had the YouTube link all ready on my clipboard! :hilarious:
Happy 90th! Wow! That's awesome.
[IMG] Seleucid Empire: bronze Æ13 of Antiochus IV Epiphanes; radiate bust/Hera standing; struck at Ake-Ptolemais ca. 175-164 BC Obverse:...
It looks OK to me, and I like the toning on it, and the price seems reasonable on a gut-check level, but all of this is said with the caveat that...
Oh- by the way- congratulations on a very fun find!
Henry III? I don't know. That's purely a wild guess, as he is the most common monarch on Long Cross pennies, I think. Someone with more...
Merged the duplicate threads.
I see no reason not to call it 40, or why it wouldn't straight-grade. PS- I see no "hole". Just a little tickmark, or "hen peck" at 12:00, as...
And yes, @MatrixMP-9 - you are correct. These Large- and Small-date varieties are varieties, and not errors.
The 1961 cent is indeed pretty decent for a circulation find, if that's how you got it. Not bad at all for a 58-year-old cent. However, it's a...
Yes, that is just a regular business strike (NON-proof) dime struck at Philadelphia (and a damaged, "roadkill" example, at that), and as such, it...
Good Lord, with the size of that coil, I'll bet she gets some serious backaches swinging it around the fields all day! I have one not quite that...
This is my only Archaic piece at present. [IMG]
Well now, I can certainly see why that one has your appreciation. I want an ancient "serpent" coin (and one with an octopus, too), but always...
OK, merged that one, too. :banghead:
Well, your message was certainly doubled. Merged the two duplicate threads into one. The coin? Not as far as I can see.
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