What's the chance that there exist/existed '64-D Peace dollars struck on wrong planchets? :)
My guess is that it is in pewter; I seem to remember having seen some of their other medals in pewter, but then it's been a while. It also might...
Nah, I think the only 2 crown coins had both William and Mary...
I voted 65, but 66 wood not surprise me. ;)
Damn, now I wish I hadn't spent that thing. :devil: Seriously, great find!
There were some coins that were struck that way, known as "scyphates". Most prominently, these coins were issued by the Byzantine empire in...
High AU at a minimum, and certainly a terrific find. However, I don't see the VDB in any of the photos?
Easy -- he was writing in binary. :)
MS66 coin. MS60 slab.
Worlds Fair stuff, in general, is quite collectible. You just need to find the right audience -- and that may be largely regional to the specific...
This coin had a huge mintage for a commemorative -- in fact, the mintage was on a par with the circulating issues of the time. The 1893 had the...
If there's a bear, it's a modern reproduction.
I voted 66, but I had all sorts of trouble with the images on this one, so nothing would surprise me.
Outside shot at details for AT
Gut feeling is 66 (probably with a plus), but I voted 67 because steelies are fairly common in the grade.
The 1999 Silver Eagle is a condition rarity in MS70. Someone who has better access to NGC's population report than I do should be able to give you...
Cool looking large cent, probably Very Fine or so. Common date, unfortunately. Maybe a $25-$35 coin.
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