Your offer is more than fair. I would suggest, in order to protect her, that she buys them from the bank and meets with you somewhere away from...
Fitz, I'm so glad you said Peacock. I thought it was a turkey. It's a beautiful coin. I may have to consider getting one of those. :)
There's better things to use than caulking to make those 2 headed coins. :)
Looks like a stain. Is it raised?
I see nothing!
Sorry, keep looking.
Not only too blurry but my head doesn't go to my right should any more. Get clearer pictures and rotate the coin.
Not knowing ancients that well and seeing the "P" in your title, which I saw the reverse of your coin you know what went through my mind. :rolleyes:
You got the best of that deal! :)
It would not be cost effect to make a 1 oz. Ruthenium coin. Yours is 1 oz. of silver, with a Ruthenium and 24K gold plating. Only 500 were minted...
+ to me means better that a 65 but not good enough to be a 66. :)
Ruthenium is a chemical element with symbol Ru and atomic number 44. It is a rare transition metal belonging to the platinum group of the periodic...
I want to go back as I've only been there once. I then drove across highway 8 in Wisconsin. Very nice country up that way. Lots of good antiques...
That deserves an ATTA-BOY! :)
Nice find. The shiny steel may be a reproduction or reconditioned.
A nice coin for a first purchase. Hope this is not a one time thing. :)
Hey Rick, I hope you don't have your wife beachcombing for lost coins. LOL. Is that one of the Great Lakes behind her? Lake Michigan perhaps?
I don't care about the costs as any costs associated are ruled out by the enjoyment I receive from doing so. It's the same as camping, hiking,...
MS-65 for me.
Plated by someone with too much spare time on their hands. Worth 1 PMD cent and not a penny more. :)
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