TWO wildmen on the same coin!
An interesting coin. County of Lippe-Detmold, 6 pfennig. Host coin KM# 65 (1644-1669), officially counterstamped twice, making this example KM#...
The text is sharp on that one!
I use a combination of things, but I too like the sold sections of eBay and the coinfacts auction results. As a world collector, I find numista...
Pass. Any coin with even the smallest green speck gets a no from me, even raw coins. In fact, I was just looking at a nice MS64 German pfennig....
Sweet. My earliest is the 1700s!
Don't forget Bremen. They use a key motif too!!! I'll post some of them when we get a hundred years later in this time line.
Lovely Albus from Worms. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I think the answer is, that's what they like to collect. There are no rules in numismatics. If the post had 10 bids, were they ten different...
I like the black cores too. They especially look nice with mirrored proof coins! I think I'm in the minority here, but the new 10 point system...
What comes to mind is the Australian holey dollar and dump. I don't think I've ever seen a graded one, but my bet is they are straight graded too...
Personally, with the innovation dollars and now the women's quarters, I am glad to see the designs of coinage changing. This one in particular...
Forgot... Kempten [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Brandenburg-Bayreuth [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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