On your User CP page , very first link on the left.
Genuine holder, and if it isn't it ought to be.
It is a jeton issued during the reign of Charles IX of France. It is not a coin.
Barely, and that is the only reason I am allowing it to stay in this section.
Actually I believe Plato copied it from an Asyrian tablet from 2400 BC.
Let me put things in perspective a bit here, of course I'll probably get flack for it. When I bought this I bought it in a group of 7, all 7...
Triskaidekaphobics - now where in the world did you dig up that 50 cent word ! I pride myself on my vocabulary but I've never run across that one....
Neither one really. People always have this idea that any 2 coins in the same given grade sell for the same amount - they don't. In fact it is...
I'm prety sure those aren't milk spots, never seen milk spots on a coin that old before. I think it much more likely that somebody coughed or...
Generally speaking, PCGS standards are absolutely written in a very vague language. There are only a few instances in them, like the 65 criteria,...
You can get it weighed at a jewelry store. They can probably also tell you that it is not gold just by looking at it.
Yeah - it's got the fingerprint of a very special person on it :secret:
I think ya need to work on the white balance, or something, because the color is way off.
This in reply to both - Mark - when you said - "In many, if not most cases, the ANA standards to which you refer are general and ambiguous...
Yes it should be if it were genuine. It is also much too large to be genuine - or that is the smallest 2x2 I've ever seen. A half ducat, which is...
I think if somebody paid moon money for that coin because it was in a slab that said MS69 that NGC would be hard pressed to avoid making the...
Mark I never denied that, in fact I even agreed with it several times in this thread. The question at hand was very specific, you know that. For...
OK - now explain to me how it happens with a medieval coin - which the OP's coin would be if it were genuine. Those I know more than little about....
It's not really common, but it happens from time to time.
Works for me ;) But just in case you haven't, please read our forum rules. That is of course what prompted my question, as your comment could...
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