Not quite. There was a full article on the strikes in France in the WSJ this morning. And WSJ has had articles in the last few days about the...
Was that dealer Jason out of Colorado? At the last FUN show he had a details 1796 quarter and there just aren't that many of them out there....
I stand corrected.
This 1795 dollar has the correct obverse and reverse die pairing for the BB-11 die marriage. It is the only variety with 16 berries on the...
There is no 1849-O dollar. If the slab actually says 1849-O and you didn't just mis-type, then the slab and coin within are counterfeit. If you...
@BIC, you are getting excellent advice from members here. You should follow your instincts and run from these offerings. The next thing you...
Since I can't know what you mean by "decent", my comments must be somewhat general. As far as I'm concerned, decent coins run the entire grade...
Ouch! I don't like liver, either.
You might want to focus on the 1919 and 1920. My research indicates these were among the best struck and most common/least expensive of the Type...
Thanks. I hope it looks good in-hand. Of course, when I put it under the 30X stereo microscope, it will magnify any and all faults. Maybe I...
I've been looking for some time for a nice 1919 or 1920 SLQ in MS-65 or 66 to replace the 1917-D ANACS EF-45 in my type set. I already had...
The 1864 L has a pointed bust. The non-L coin has a rounded bust. Here are the two in my collection of each type. Yours looks kinda pointy to...
Because the show is put on by FUN - Florida United Numismatists. Orlando is pretty central to Florida.
"Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going."
I'll make a point of looking. Your half dime exhibit a few years ago was fab!
I got this from the ANA Club Directory for Philadelphia. Didn't get a hit for Collegeville. You might try the ANA site and narrow your searches...
I saw something similar today. No information on what happens then. Does the current CAC function of identifying A and B coins then just go...
I think this is the O-113, Small Stars. I don't know the series very well but the plate coin in Overton shows a very weak strike or a bulged die...
I'll be there. Some of the time I will be at my LCC table, the Central Florida Coin Club.
Interesting that the 1/2 oz. coin is denominated $20 while the 1 oz. Maple Leaf is denominated $50.
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