This coin was the subject of a previous "GTG" (guess the grade) thread.
United States: 1875 silver 20-cent piece PCGS XF45. Cert. #58448856. Numista-18403, Krause-Mishler-109. Mintage: 38,500. Ex-Stacks Bowers...
When was Switzerland under occupation? o_O
Oh wow, yes, indeed that looks wonderful in the video. I’d like to shoot short videos of all my coins, but that is a daunting project to take on....
Wow, as usual!
Well… while I don’t know the exact circumstances, I would imagine that when these proof patterns were issued, they didn’t come with much in the...
I reckon I’m gonna enjoy AI as a toy and tool while I can, before it all goes off the rails and ushers in the Apocalypse. ;) [ATTACH]...
Best of luck. Here’s an extra entry in the drawing for you.
Good point. I didn’t initially zoom in enough with my phone to view how vague that final digit is. Yep, hard pass on this one.
Wonderful! I know nothing about ‘em, but they have that fascinating aura of antiquity about them.
Good feedback- thanks.
Oh yes, you’re right. I forgot about the “readable date” (or at least “dateable”) criterion. The slick 1841 dollar I had did qualify, because...
I'm sure that took some time! And $$$! :greedy:
While I won't address the price (it could be OK considering the coin is a better date), I'd definitely hold out for a problem free example, even...
I got one too. :)
Wow. From the cheesy thumbnail image on that video, I initially thought "oh, this is gonna be some fake nonsense", but when I watched it, I could...
Cool.
Sure. I've heard of a few folks up North digging Chain cents, but such stories are always interesting. So share away. I don't think...
I had this one a while back, in a hard plastic presentation holder. I had to Google who Louis Rukeyser was. [IMG]
My very first dug silver coin in my metal detecting career was a dateless SLQ that looked like that. I was excited.
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