Thanks, Randy. Very cool.
Rob, I love the labradorite heart and the story as well. Me, personally, I would bring the stone to mom's graveside, place it on her headstone...
I'd like to reenter this round for my grandson. Keeping him interested in coins and minerals has been a lot of fun. This year he's getting two...
Coingrats @Jersey magic man And kudos to both of you @lordmarcovan and @PamR Merry, Happy, Joyous and Safe Holidays to all!
I'd like to throw my hat in the ring too. And like Pam, I'd like to enter on behalf of @Randy Abercrombie As for coming up with a counterstamp...
Jump For Joy??? Wouldn't Lords-A-Leaping be sooooo much more appropriate, on sooooo many more levels? ;)
I'm hoping you'll accept my entry for @PamR Good luck everyone. Tis' the season.....Enjoy! Eat, Drink and Be Merry!
Wow, Thank you, Pam. That's very kind of you. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
I noticed a few references to axial illumination. I am not a photographer. I know nothing about the intricacies of shutter speed, aperture, depth...
I'm not familiar with that series. So, no I don't have that one.
Like @Randy Abercrombie , not quite 60 years collecting, but closer to 60 than 50 years. And I understand what you're saying Insider. Hence my...
I'm in on this one, Rob. If the random number genie lands on this post, please redirect the winning to our good friend @Cheech9712 . I know she's...
Pam, this can only be a 1917. The very first minted Mercury Dime was 1916. The third digit is definitely a '1'. Therfore the fourth digit must be...
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Thank you for noticing. Honestly, I didn't think twice about that. In hindsight now, I guess that feat was admirable.
That's some nice advice with a twist as to the direction I should take. Thank you for chiming in.
Aaaahhh, the story of my life. Good idea, but way too late to edit/modify the original post. Besides, the ideas that are flowing are fun to read.
Wow, this decision is seriously becoming more difficult. The concensus is virtually split. Just like my own thoughts. :hilarious: I was hoping...
Randy, that story truly embodies the word priceless. I can only imagine the feeling you had when that half eagle became yours. As for the mount...
Randy, the novelty of having that piece as a 'hole filler' is worth whatever counterfeiting shortcomings it has. And I do recognize that no...
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