Just thought I'd post this, my latest Edward I penny [ATTACH] Class 5a, London mint, minted between 1289 and 1291, pellet on breast. (N. 1028,...
NGC said it's real, so it must be. They are never, ever wrong. [/end sarcasm font]
I really need to get better pics, but this was my first [ATTACH] Maximianus Follis, Trier mint, 2nd reign (autumn 307-end of 308 AD) Obverse:...
Congrats! That's an awesome collection!
Put it in vinegar for a week. The date will (should) appear on the shoulder.
I have to ask, what's going on with his face? Is that supposed to represent his armor?
That's my reality. There have been debates on Facebook.
If only my in-laws would know the difference, despite me trying to teach them.
Pennies are British/English, Cents are American. I collect both, hence, penny and cent collector.
BTW, that's called a Bicentennial Half.
Copper farthings are also available, and fairly cheap, but don't bear his likeness. As far as that which bears his image, penny and higher....
We learned that when Charmy was on the show....
Nope. That was minted in Philadelphia, no mint mark on those.
Jülich-Berg Schilling, 1512 [ATTACH]
WOW! to everything posted here. I'm so jealous.
I'd call it Fine (American grade).
It's not my area of collecting, but nothing jumps out to me to call it fake.
Congratulations!
My oldest Victoria [ATTACH]
I use a price guide as just that, a guide. I expect the price of said coin in said condition to be within X% of this. I've gotten some good deals...
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