It is a little-known fact that turkeys cannot resist 'em some emoji glasses.
Well, you could always spend 'em in special ways, like using 'em for tips, or as gifts to deserving kids who find them interesting. Their large...
Nope. Definitely not a proof.
I like the "antique patina" on that 1755 24-mg.
Wow.
With my mother and sister in Florida a few days ago. [ATTACH] Edited to add: while some of y'all were probably shoveling snow, I was swimming...
I hereby dub thee "Ken Forkbeard". Numismatic note, copied from Wikipedia: [IMG] A coin of Sweyn Forkbeard, minted in 995; this is the earliest...
I suspected as much. Just being clear, for the benefit of our thread author.
Merged the duplicate threads.
They do not. No Ike dollar, be it copper-nickel clad or silver, should stick to a magnet. Those metals are not magnetic. (Pure nickel in...
A lot of cents and other coins got plated with silver-colored metal for use in charm bracelets in the 1950s, but those usually will have some...
I think it's less a case of being in bad shape than the fact that it was rather primitively made in the first place.
That's the most silvering I can recall seeing on a Helena.
Oh. That's awesome.
I believe Dea Caelestis is hurling a thunderbolt as she gallops along on lionback here, though the thunderbolt in question looks more like she's...
Wild guess? Medieval. The Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, maybe. Disclaimer: that is a mostly-uninformed wild guess, with nothing to back it up, since...
Good luck! Yes, there are more treasures to be found, for sure. I agree. My grandchildren are not yet born, but if one of them doesn't show an...
Five bucks? Ha! Even if it's fake, that's a good deal.
Well, we've got Paul Bunyan here in North America, after all. Small wonder it's such a popular theme. It's interesting to see how the mythology...
Here's an ancient Greek Wildman of sorts. The obverse portrait is variously described as a satyr or the god Pan (who was the god of... what else?...
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