(Fixed the numerous typos and sentence continuity errors in my last post.)
And so it has been, even before i saw your suggestion.
I don't know what's causing it, but some of the slabs noticeably had visible "bubbles": an oily looking dark patch between the white insert and...
A week into the new year, I realized I had made no resolutions. Perhaps that's all for the best, but I've now decided to make one involving my...
Did I send that to you? Holy cow! That's a nice pictorial love token! (Same thing as a hobo carving, really.) If that was in your (not-so)...
This should be a fun thread to watch if you keep it going.
Aside from detector finds, I own exactly one Barber dime. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I WANT THAT!!!
Fantastic. I've never seen a repoussé popout with that design.
Love those copper-nickels. They look fantastic like that, even in low grade. They "wore well", you might say.
Love those Draped Bust coins! [ATTACH]
Perfect comment. Thanks. No sterile "investment portfolio" collection for me. I mean, there's nothing wrong with that- and I had fun on the...
Our British members are rolling their eyes at that. :hilarious::rolleyes: £0.99 GBP = $1.26 USD at the moment.
Those are cool.
All of these outings were in Victorian neighborhoods: "The House on Hanover Square" "The London Street Coinshooting Adventure" "The Small...
Old Victorian yards are one of my favorite places to metal detect. I just fixed the erroneous link in my last post, so that it leads to that...
I presently lack any in my "bought" coins. (And shall have to do something about that.) I do, however, have dozens in my dug coins album- around...
That's a handsome 1899. It might barely squeak by as XF40 for some, though I'm more of the VF30-35 opinion, personally. Regardless, it has a...
Moved to Paper Money forum. I also took the liberty of editing your title so it would get more eyes there. Nice old note. I like these but know...
Oof. Same "Made In China" appearance, That rupee is definitely bad. Not a contemporary counterfeit in that it isn't contemporary to Edward VII....
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