Well, it may not be what it is WORTH but it recently sold for 2,000,000 CHF
wow...that is very nice...looks to me like hand engraved die...If I could get even CLOSE to that I would think I suceeded in minting. I have been...
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I have no idea what he means by 'immature chin' but needless to say I think he is dead wrong. I think the lady is the most elegant and attractive...
I vote for the 'it makes her look hot' answer...without doubt the most attractive liberty on US coins.
^^ I agree completely.... There are no coin types I would search out for slabbed...I have never thought 'I should get a slabbed example of this...
Well, thanks!! That picture of the guy minting above is pretty much how I did it save I had a lower die and I use an old tree stump to do my...
A bit ago I got some steel and had an idea to mint my own coin. Creating a die is not that easy I can tell you and I believe I failed to get even...
This site might be of help to you when looking to ID world coins: http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/Zimbabwe.php The prices are a few...
you mean like this bronze celtic Catuvellauni coin featuring Tasciovanus? :) [img] but no...the coin posted above is not celtic, you can tell.
I wouldnt worry, if the coin you get is something you really wanted, a few extra bucks isnt so bad.
The 39/45 medal with the lion on top of the griffon is very cool :) Its a shame that WWI medal is so rough looking, its a great relic of a war...
I would have a girlfriend or two but my wife is hot tempered and would probably have a big problem with it so I decided not to bother. Then again,...
well...as is usual, just a very small part of the show was given to world and ancients. All the same it was, as usual, a very nice, well run show....
I dont have my krause catalog so I cannot confirm but I have seen no coin with a reverse like this (this kind of spear and the arrangement and...
I think its because, on the whole, one doesnt need high magnification to check most aspects of a coin, I see no reason why anyone would need more...
I would think you will see the same things, just magnified more...10x is more than you need to check the general condition of the surface of a coin...
I use a nice antique 3x magnifying glass with a nice wooden handle. I have never needed any more magnification...I do have a 10x that I have used...
Well, I have had the flu for the last week, but I am much better today so I think I will still be attending the show, probably on sat.
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