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I wonder how many more un-discovered EAC there are out there waiting to be found?
Todd at BluCC might not have a million $ set up at the show, but his photos are.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Wasn't there someone on CU forum collecting these? They are kinda neat in their own way. Can't wait to see the pics once they are in your possession.
I'm thinking about buying the gold ring. The price is a little high, maybe he will negotiate. Seems legit but what do I know.
In a previous thread a few weeks ago I related how I never found a 1950-D nickel . I also did my share of CRH of cents at the time ( 70's-...
Those BIG 5 Kopeks are really nice. I remember back in the 80's seeing Tupperware tubs full of them for $20 each. Not as nice as the one...
Trying for 1452
@panzerman has some beautiful coins. I don't think that these would high enough grade for him.
The above post #3798 is attributed to Huszar 637. On ward to 1452.
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I believe the coin is an MS 60-62. After the early 1890's most Philly Morgan's were lightly struck and had subdued luster. I still see from the...
Happy birthday .Best wishes.
This is from Germany[ATTACH] Only two collectable pieces, this is the better of the two. Would like to spend a few years in Europe to see what...
BS. Bull ×÷%# MS More $!%÷ PhD Piled high and deep
Post 1700's they are probably correct most of the time . Before that time what ever the level of education the die creator or the boss had. I...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Just a different "4" on these two.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here again the Medieval "4" is used. I am not familiar of a coin that used "VIIII" as opposed to "IX" or "9".
These are some coins that used both Roman numerals and modern numerals (with Medieval "4" which looks like a bowtie) in the same year.[ATTACH][ATTACH]
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