Yes, gold fanams from the Indian Princely States. Some of the tiniest and most affordable gold coins you can acquire. I used to be able to get...
Neat! Those are people queued up in line to buy a COIN? Amazing. I doubt you could find enough Americans interested.
Liberian NCLT can be fun, particularly at that price point. I had one of their silver $10 pieces with a Morgan dollar design, once. Now the only...
Cute little Peruvian lovely!
I once found a nice, nearly Uncirculated example of this type in a world coin bulk lot. Neat coin.
Is that a proof? Handsome coin.
Fun find. That at least is the first real error out of the stuff I've seen you post. I've seen those go for a buck or so.
The rim is different because that is an impaired proof which escaped a proof set. It does look like a 90% silver proof. If you got that from...
PMD. Counting machine damage.
Reeding. It looks like PMD (post-mint damage) to me, from some kind of machine.
It's not off-center enough to be worth any premium over face value, but yes, it is a very tiny bit off (like 1% or less). Could just have been...
Compare in particular the XF40 and MS63 columns in the NGC page I linked to above. They value the coin more in XF than BU! I've seen a lot of...
LOL I know what crossed pool cues look like. I still see a random "X" caused by an unknown tool with a very slightly wedge-shaped cross-section....
I do like the two-headed type.
True, they are tapered a bit. I'm not sure that convinces me completely, but... good point.
Don't enter me, but it looks like a fun giveaway. Thanks for the hat tip. Back at you! When Statehood quarters came out, the gold-plated ones...
I see a random "X", but if you like to interpret those as pool cues, hey, why not?
Looks very prooflike but I have my doubts about it being an actual proof. Nice coin, regardless. Submit it! FWIW, I've never owned an Isabella...
The poll cracked me up. As stated, a 1992 cent should not be magnetic unless coated in steel.
Yes, that one with the shields is great. But probably tough. (?) (Edit: sold for $165? Not bad! Not bad at all!) The eagle CONSECRATIO is one...
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