I guessed in my head before looking up the cert. Didn't cheat. Nailed it. FWIW, I used to have this 1803 ANACS VF20, which I intended to crack...
I tend to agree.
Mine was a greenie. [IMG]
Hmm. There's a good question. Didn't really occur to me.
PS- Huey Louis' "Sports" is indeed one of the great albums of the 1980s, but I'm more partial to Peter Gabriel's "So", or Paul Simon's...
Excellent choice! I love the contrasting patina.
That's a cool reverse on that Valerian. Haven't seen it before. Sports, huh? Hmm... sports .... sports ... Lion rodeo? [IMG] Cloud-chariot...
Even a well-worn Wheatie is a fun find.
I found a bunch of those in a library book once. Like seven or eight of 'em. All with the stamp and postmark. It was a fun find.
Man, I love that thing. I love SLQs to begin with, but a Type 1 SLQ with perfect CircCam contrast is a sight to behold.
I had this thought as well. I very, very strongly doubt that you will find the brooch to be ancient. It's old, but not that old. I'm sticking...
That's fine.
Here's a Hungarian denar from 1638. [IMG]
I'm semi-retired from detecting now, but here are some reposts of a few of my older stories. "Digger's Diary" Stories [IMG] "I call this one...
Sharp! Here's the one from my old collection (seen here in a rather low-quality scan) [IMG]
Yes, I'm sure that Morgan looks even nicer in hand.
That sestertius on their page... wow. [IMG]
I agree that the dollar might have been a tiny bit overgraded, but it's lovely. I'll bet that thing has some serious flash and nice cartwheel...
Huh. I had never heard of these. Here's an explanatory link, for those who were as clueless as I was.
Ah, OK. "Modern" being a relative term, then. I agree on the "really like it" part.
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