Won this on heritage and the coin has not arrived yet. Could this be a snow-6? Me and toad think so. Rick Snow has a couple examples for sale and...
Just love that chain cent. Sigh. My most expensive is a 1799/8 draped bust dollar.
Nice find!
Congrats - that 1896 looks great.
It is your fault that I like bust coinage so much.:) All those CBH's you posted. I am going down next week with some of my modern coin sets that...
I agree with this. I enjoy the conversation with him a lot - I learn a little more each time. He told my father and me today that he has a large...
Went to the coins store today and I got to chat with the owner for some time today. When I walked in the first thing he said was - I have just...
Two coins I could not resist at the store today. Nothing great, but I thought they were cool. I believe both are b-3's. Once again all comments...
Pictures would help us decide the price, plus the variety could also impact the price. Not sure since I do not know a whole lot about them.
G-4 for the 1802/0 and vf20 for the 1823/2. I see nothing to prevent the 1802/0 from slabbing. On the 1823/2 I do see the surface roughing, but...
I think the worst part about it is someone might pay for the 1926-S, get the 1916 and then want to complain. They won't ask the seller if the...
Yep - I agree with Jack.
Well I think they would both slab, based off the pictures. Of course that is not a guarantee. I do know this they are both two nice coin!
Did I read it right? Was that a $100 per problem coin? Wow. I can see on same rare examples - but I think PCGS graded some of those anyway, but...
I get a lot of them there, but I am using the cheap Harris folders for them. I am doing cents, nickels, dimes and quarters - only those I can...
Thanks all for the confirmation. I agree and I do lurk over there a lot. In this case the pictures were not much help to me. I eventually did...
Buy first and then ask forgiveness. Said the single man. :) As it is I agree with Aslanmia - not sure this coin is worth. It could be, but I...
It is the overton or variety number for the coin. Bonedigger knows this stuff by heart, but I had to look it up. In 1828 there were 13 obverse...
You mean you actually expected me to follow the link. :) Come on - it was the only piece of information I knew when you first emailed me the link...
Nice bunch of coins you got!
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