Yes, I think maybe adjustment marks there? (Edit: on second look, I'm not so sure. Dunno.) Put me down for VF25. Another great early type...
I'll copy and paste the same comment I made over on the CU forums. ;) It's a compliment, believe me.
@VistaCruiser69 posted this picture of his very photogenic cat, Zumi, on the General Discussion forum. I thought it very captionable, so I...
I'd call that one a DCAM proof! :p Gotta hand it to 'em. That's pretty nice work, on something so dinky. PS- looks fantastic in your pix, too.
Neat. I'm re-listening to The History of Rome podcast (first listened to the whole thing about 16-17 years ago.) I'm up to the episode where...
Ditto
I love dem No Stars. For some reason, I've always liked those "O" mintmarks inside the wreath, too.
Aha. Well, it’s ALL nice to see. In any size, right?
Cool, thanks. Must’ve missed it the first time around. Off to go read…
I just shipped this one off to Thailand, to the winner of my last giveaway. @weryon chose this for his prize in the “pick your prize” contest....
Just bought this CircCam 1816 British “Bullhead” shilling of King George III for my giveaway goodies stash. It will be available in the current...
That’ll be interesting to see. Bet all that’s fun. Don’t burn yourself or the furniture! ;)
Where are you getting the molds for this stuff? Any pics of your casting process?
The $2-1/2 gold piece contains more than the 1/10 ounce maximum specified in the OP, as does @daveydempsey’s Australian sovereign. And that 1/2...
Ladymarcovan is a ‘73 model as well. And you and I are less than a year apart in age, Sal.
Cool stuff, @Eric the Red - I like the Thoth triangle, and those bees you poured.
I’ve used esnipe a long time, for eBay. Oftentimes when I’m bidding on something, I’ll throw an extra 65 cents on the end (birthyear and lucky...
COINgratulations!!!
Small gold, eh? Yes, I can play. Used to be the only kind of gold I could afford. This first one is electrum, not full gold, but close enough....
So I took your suggestion and shopped George III shillings. The ones from the 1700s I saw were either too gnarly, too pricey, or both. I did,...
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