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One of wife's friends, who lives in Belgium, received a couple of Christmas cards a couple days ago. At least they were mailed in 2020. :smuggrin:
The British 5 guineas piece weighed 1.44 ounces according to my calculations. I would not say that they Panama - Pacific coins at almost 2.5...
The stars on the American flag have five points. Ditto for the stars on the four versions of the Confederate flag that the South approved during...
The "North Star" token is listed in Fuld as 250/437a. While reviewing this token in the latest CWT reference book for the patriotic tokens, I...
Everett is most often remembered as the guy who spoke before Abraham Lincoln at the dedication of the Soldiers National Cemetery on November 19,...
I voted AU-53. The coin has some rub on Ms. Liberty's breast and knee and there is a lot of rub in the fields as @Publius2 indicated previously I...
That is first time I have read that interpretation. That interpretation is most often associated with this piece, the "North Star" token. This is...
CAC is the reason why I no longer buy significant U.S. coins. If you have to depend on the opinion of one man to determine which coins get into...
At least MS-64. It would not surprise me that it's in an MS-65 or 66 holder if the reverse does not have problems. I have been surprised at the...
That is a nice example in the AU-58 grade. I’ve seen lesser pieces pushed as Mint State coins.
Die cracks appear on real ancient coins, but the rest of this piece looks fake, especially if it’s supposed to be gold.
Having collected gold coins from the U.S. and Great Britain, I would say that, until recent times (early 1900s), gold coins were not made to be...
Since my goals have been to get at least one coin for each emperor up to Constantine the Great (so far), I have stayed away from the Roman gold...
First you should post both sides of the coin when you are looking for opinions. Second, I think what you are seeing is post mint damage. Metal has...
It has a fair amount of corrosion, the green stuff, and some "red areas" from where the toning has been disturbed. It's really only worth a cent...
The only thing I see that might be wrong with it is that it is a trifle dull. The pictures posted by @messydesk are what you might want to see for...
Here are the "Big Three" 1864 cents. These were the last old U.S. coins I purchased before I stopped buying the old U.S. coin market....
They spent too much time in the parking lot.
MS-66
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