Russian copper, 1862 makes sense. Dimensions would help determine denomination.
You might appreciate this chocolate bar coin. Wonder how many broken teeth this thing is responsible for....
Maybe this particular poster is not young, but I see this often with young collectors, please allow the creative license :) Social media in itself...
Indeed, I guess my statement is too general. This thread is an example of someone from the younger generation getting interested in the hobby and...
If anything, this thread demonstrates how many coin collectors are unwilling to modernize.
Nice page :) Also, that's really cool that the hashtags work so well in search results.
Thank you for narrowing it down, this really helps me with researching it :)
Hey guys, Being very much a newbie with medieval coins, I need some knowledgeable help in attributing these two. What I know so far is Seljuqs of...
Very cool, I'm looking to get a nice example of a Henning as well :)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BULLET-EMBEDDED-IN-1897-ONE-PENNY-COIN-WORLD-WAR-I-VINTAGE-ITEM-STRANGE-UNUSUAL/312039504710?hash=item48a700fb46:g:gjgAAOS...
You're right, probably need to see the physics in action. Would be interested in reading up on that as well :)
What I mean is, the tool used to punch the blanks is circular, so all parts of the edge of the cutout piece where the punch tool made contact with...
Very interesting, thanks for the info as always :)
Interesting. In that scenario the 4 "corners" of the bowtie should have a slightly concave shape and seamlessly follow the countour of the...
As in actual Mongolian language? How would that even happen o_O
Isn't it odd that they are slabbed as "mint error"? I mean, what's the error? :shifty:
That makes sense as the rarity ratings seem to go up along with the "according to" values. What doesn't make sense is why such an old catalog...
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