Good morning. It is Saturday, March 14th. Today we move into the silver dollars. Our type for today is the Liberty Seated Dollar No Motto...
If you're talking about @JoshuaP and if my memory serves me correctly, he's been in North Africa (Morocco?), studying Arabic.
Here’s an extra chance in the hat for you, since you’ve been trying a while. :)
Not my work. Not Don’s, either. He must’ve hired someone.
I think I saw a coin where the eagle heads had elephants in their beaks. Crazy cool coins.
Interesting woodie. Nice semi-key. I’ll concur with @ksmooter61 and guess 35 to 40.
I’m a big fan of 19th century proofs, though I can’t always afford them. This one wasn’t too bad. It’s a $600 coin per PCGS trend price, but I...
Wow. Yeah, good luck! I’ll be interested to hear any future updates on this one.
I think that medieval French gold coin I posted above had a similar delay.
Not really a half dollar, but cool. I’ve never had a Norse medal.
Yep. In 2001, I bought a 1908 No Motto Saint in an old green label PCGS MS63 holder for $400, postpaid.
Nice luster on that Wisconsin!
United States: 1938-D silver Walking Liberty half dollar PCGS MS65. Cert. #45620755. Numista-4455, Krause-Mishler-142. Mintage: 491,600....
United States: 1927 gold Saint-Gaudens double eagle ($20.00) PCGS MS66. Cert. #73263326. Numista-23126, Krause-Mishler-131. Mintage:...
Nah, for some reason, the half dime and the nickel overlapped by eight years. The last half dime was struck in 1873.
United States: 1871 silver proof Seated Liberty half dime PCGS PR62. Cert. #52785313. Numista-17938, Krause-Mishler-91. Mintage: 960. Ex-Don...
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Good morning. It is Friday, March 13th. (Yep- the second of three Friday the Thirteenths we will have this year!) Today's type slot is the...
With hat. Love token. Heckifiknow. *shrugs*
I've always worried about unconsciously putting a "Steal Me!" sign on my packages. I avoid any mention of "coins" or "numismatics", for...
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