[ATTACH] [ATTACH] The 1475 piece is a double Briquet, the 1474 piece is a single Briquet. Most of the population during these times were...
[IMG] Our Lord and Savior rising from the tomb.
Attention @panzerman .
@Hiddendragon Thank you. I'm usually late to the party. This time I guess I'll help fold the chairs and tables.;)
I might be interested in any Hungarian coins you have.
Last year (2019) I won a coin from an Italian auction house. A German coin. I was informed that I would need an export permit. Thanks to Italian...
Very nice. That F.E. is superb. You went the extra mile with the 1856. A high grade at that. Thanks for sharing.
@jerryc39 Nice coin. Nothing really matter with the condition. If I collected large cents and I did buy a few 40 years ago this one would be one...
@+VGO.DVCKS At this time I do not have pics of the reverse.
Without seeing the reverse, I would say Type 1.
@Lueds Yes it is. I won it a couple of years ago.
@Orielensis This while not a bracteate like yours, is also uniface but with a date (14)91. The image is upside down. It is a uniface Scherf from...
Back in the 80's the Central States show would move around if I remember correctly. When they were in Indianapolis the show was not very well...
Well there is still hope Summer FUN, Central States, Long Beach and Summer ANA, this year in Rosemont (Chicago). Surely one or two of these will...
In December, 1956 my parents escaped Hungary and went across the border into Austria. After a week in a refugee camp a Catholic priest and his...
After two months of waiting I finally received my auction purchase. This is coin is the first dated (1456) for the Habsburg Territories, in this...
Just received an email from Whitman. Disappointing but understandable. Maybe the summer show.
Were the actual ASEs recovered or was it bullion that was recovered from the site and ASEs were made from the recovered bullion?
@William Horton Squeeze the staples with a pair of pliers so they do not damage nearby coins.
How 'bout some links.
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