If that's the right attribution, then it's definitely worth slabbing. In fact, that's highly recommended, since there's a heightened risk of...
I think it's just had a tough life in a relatively short amount of time, is all. High mileage.
Wow! I totally overlooked that detail, even though it was right there in plain view! I've seen Table Mountain in the fog. Lovely. Beautiful...
ANACS is OK and probably less expensive. NGC has the biggest recognition with World coins, I believe, but I prefer PCGS, since you get a good...
Oh- and forget about eye of newt. You have to use the crushed shells of scarab beetles.
More fun than the weekly office supply inventory for the front desk of a hotel, too. :P
You aren't chanting the correct incantations. Make sure you use mistletoe in the conjuring, too. The mistletoe must be harvested by the light of...
Another point of note: I was too lazy and/or distracted at the time of my post to do that (I really should be working), so kudos to @Seattlite86...
Wow! That portrait! Those glassy surfaces! Beautiful, indeed. Here's one from my first collection of Roman coins. Judging from this and many...
Isle of Man. New theme (a super easy one): Elizabeth II. [IMG]
Daaang! Jealousy...
Let's head NW-ish across the Pacific, to give me an excuse to show off one of my newps. [IMG] [IMG]
Calling @Stork... come in, Stork...
Spoken like a true Englishman. You boys across the pond scoff at old dug coppers and call 'em "greenies", and are even bored by Roman bronzes...
Rough surfaces. They do look a little strange, but it's just the result of heavy circulation, as @Legomaster1 indicated. I think we're just...
Methinks Meow is trolling by asking if that is pretty toning, though the Panzer tank camouflage comparison was worth a chuckle. Edited to add...
Nice one! Love that old 17th century German States stuff. I see PCGS prongs. What's the grade? Looks AU at least, if not MS. I had a...
Eh, bummer. Still a nice looking coin, though. The pix in the OP are much more appealing than the post-slab shot.
I found a Roman bronze of the emperor Arcadius here in Georgia.
This. It's one of the Matron Head/Coronet cents. 1820s vintage, I'd say, from the shape of the head. Despite the corrosion, it's a cool find....
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