[IMG] Great Britain: silver "South Sea Company" shilling of George I, 1723 [IMG] (PCGS MS63+, formerly NGC MS64) Switzerland (Zurich): silver...
[IMG] England (Anglo-Saxon): silver penny of Aethelred II, struck ca. 997-1003 AD [IMG] (PCGS MS63) Turkey (Seljuq Sultanate of Rum): silver...
[IMG] The former "Eclectic Box of 20" has undergone an expansion from a "Box of 20" to a "Box of 25". (I've been using a 25-count slab box for...
Did you see my newp? :D [IMG]
I agree. All three have nice green patina. I like #1 and #3. #2 is OK but the deposit(?) in front of the face distracts me a little. #1 is...
Definitely not any kind of missing clad layer. Not sandpaper, either - there would be no way to do that so uniformly and neatly with sandpaper....
I assure you this is not a mint-made waffle cancellation. I was merely remarking on the slight similarity there, is all.
So concave/convex coins are to be the next fad, then. I'm not sure how I feel about that. Part of me says, "yeah, OK, whatever", and the other...
It does almost resemble a "waffle" canceled coin - very slightly - but it obviously isn't. Those mint-made waffle-cancellations do a much more...
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