I think that the "don't post thread if one already exists" rule had a shorter timespan in mind. After more than a decade has passed, I think it's...
French Colonies: copper sou of Louis XV, 1767, with post-revolutionary 1793 "RF" counterstamp [IMG] [IMG] Obverse: crossed batons flanked by...
This is precisely why I don't quibble over the fee CoinStar machines charge.
Now get an album and do the set! ;)
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I don't have a siliqua. How about a silly-Q, instead? [IMG]
I think there's an NGC version, too.
If you send those to PCGS, be sure to get the TrueView images. Those are worth it.
Nah, no big value. Maybe a buck or two, if you find somebody who's interested enough. Cool find, though.
Looks like a scratch on the '49 nickel, but if that's a circulation find, it's a fun one. Not terribly valuable, of course, but finding the old...
I agree with the "struck through grease" assessment. Not really worth any premium, probably, but fun.
I tend to agree with you on the "bling" factor. Since they're affordable and attractive, why not mess with 'em? Go for it, I say.
Animals, huh? Here's a 1913 Type 2 Buffalo nickel being found in Brunswick, Georgia's Hanover Square, during one of my long-ago detector outings....
I'd say it squeaks by as F12. Details, anyway. The surfaces look pretty nice overall, aside from that one cratered area at the top right of the...
Yes, quite lovely indeed.
Yep. It's a "parking lot penny". Roadkill, in other words. (Actually, the damage in this case looks to be more a result of corrosion than road...
Where are we, 1769? No can do, but I can do 1768. But if that's a bit premature, continue with 1769 for a while. [IMG]
Wow. All those amazing coins ... and bodybuilder abs, too. It's almost easy to hate you. ;) Here's a medieval approximation of what my abs...
I don't think there is any particular meaning (or maybe there was, but as far as I know, that has been lost to history). It's just a geometric...
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