I will reveal which coin is the MS63 and which is the MS64 later, after either one has received a dozen poll votes.
Thank you. Yes, I love that modern Latvian type, too (had a tiny gold piece with the same design not too long ago). But these here are...
I owned an NGC AU58 (coincidentally also a 1550) about 3-4 years ago. It cost about $50 less than the PCGS MS63 above and $100 less than the PCGS...
One of these 1550 Polish/Lithuanian half-groschen pieces is PCGS MS63. The other is PCGS MS64. Vote for which one you like better, and if you...
Birds. I just sold these two little owls right here on CT a couple of hours ago. I hope the new owner enjoys them. Let's make the new theme...
I'm sure I've posted this before, but the geese on those Canadian dollars reminded me of it again. (@Stork pedigree!) ;) Canada: gold...
Yes, that's a cool type. I get Nazi and occupied country zinc in bulk lots fairly often, and occasionally prewar minors in the "better" base...
This. Whooo, what a beauty! PS- is that a Hermes/Mercury style winged helmet on that cavalryman? (PPS- Aha. I just Googled "petasos". Thank...
This.
I slightly prefer the PCGS photos, but yours are good. I see you had the disadvantage of having to shoot the Nazi piece through the plastic.
Last 24 hours, if anybody else wants to get in on this. Tomorrow we start December! Man, the year has flown by.
Parking lot penny. Roadkill. The only EXTREME error here would be believing that this is a mint error! ;) But welcome to CoinTalk!
I think it would be a very worthy endeavor for them, since an unbiased organization with some gravitas and clout really should be behind such a...
Island of Lundy: bronze 1-puffin coin (token) issued by Martin Coles Harman, 1929 [IMG] (PCGS MS65 RD; population 5 with none higher as of...
Please see my CollectiveCoin gallery. Don't be confused by the listings being on another site. You may message me here or over there- I'll get...
Since your animals on that last all appear to be birds, let's go with non-eagle birds a while. United States: copper "Hard Times" token, C.D....
That gunslingin' cowboy fish made me smile. :)
Yes, if I remember correctly, the NGC Registry used to allow both NGC and PCGS coins, though from their corporate viewpoint I can see why they'd...
Yes, the seemingly odd 12-1/2 cents and 6-1/4 cents denominations are holdovers from the old Spanish Milled Dollars of the colonial era, upon...
PS- @Bedford's "GDJMSP likes this" sig line blurb also made me do a double-take for a moment... and then chuckle. :P
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