Yes, they did learn a thing or two from Cook Island and other mints: People will pay ridiculously high prices for what strikes their fancy. No,...
Assuming you keep in in the cardboard flip for years, it is unlikely uncrimped staples will scratch that coin, but very likely they will scratch...
I think I may put my irk to rest and just cancel my ebay account altogether. I can't stop them from committing fraud. I can't stop the ignorant...
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My only experience with GC is being outbid, but that's ok. I enjoy looking at the great coins offered there. I'm glad to hear they are good to...
Would that be a copper nickel?
I'm no expert at all, but I would suspect a repaired hole because of the color and shape of the anomaly. I'm interested to see what the real...
Not ancient, medieval. I believe this is Frederick II, the Great, Holy Roman Emperor. The inscription calls him king of Sicily and Jerusalem,...
Roman, Licinius I. Not sure of the mint, perhaps Arles. The reverse should read SOLI IN-VICTO COMITI, but the V seems to be missing.
The publicity raising awareness of ebay fakes is good, but the story was much too "fair" to efake itself. They got a response saying it was...
Since it's not all there, I'll give you $.005 for it, if you can give me exact change.
Hey, don't knock pet rocks! I've still got my original pet rock in its original little box with the excelsior. It was a gag gift from my mother....
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Yes, it would have this high value, but it was demonetized. Oh, well, there goes retirement.
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Very nice. The color may reflect a brassier mix in the alloy. With the end of the one cent in commerce, somebody may have dumped a long-held...
If it's genuine, as mentioned above, it's Alexander the Great, but not likely during his lifetime. These continued to be minted in various places...
Anything is collectible if you want to collect it. If you want to know if there will be a future market above face value, that is another...
Based on probabilities, I would guess it is a copy made for jewelry, just as you have it. It might have been considered legal because it doesn't...
...at the price I sold them for.
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