As far as the coins go, some have large flans, but not a bad collection :p stainless
These are not bullion, which is why this thread isn't in the bullion sub-forum. stainless
Most ancient collectors prefer unslabbed coins. NGC, although backed up by vagi's (and others) opinion on the coins they grade, they do not...
WOW! Very nice Trajan column. One of the best types for Trajan, IMO. stainless
True, but ancient silver is usually easier to clean. I'll admit that I usually avoid coins that even look like this, but this one is one of few...
Thanks for the info. I'll try it this way. One question though - Doesn't verdigris spread if I leave it? Note: This is exactly why I avoid...
ah, ok. thanks for the info. Just purchased a small bottle. stainless
Here's the coin....How shall I go about this BD nightmare? [IMG] I think verdi-gone went out of business...can't find it even on...
I've also been interested in 1800 mexican/central american silver pieces...just don't know enough about them...I wouldn't even know what to type...
the '62 you show is 90% silver and the '86 is cop/nick. Which is why you see part of the copper rim on the '86 and a silver rim on the '62....
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Yeah, I think I may do these. To be honest I wanted something a little bigger in size, but I'm going to look into them. The madonna w/child series...
Very nice work eyestrain. I'll look at the other four parts. I must have not been here for those. stainless
but that's estimated at $3,000...$2,950 past the amount the OP says. stainless
I'll look into them. I'm thinkin maybe Hungary denars...the 1500's can be had cheap, and they're what I'm looking for too. Maybe get every year...
Thanks for the idea. A little bit more than what my budget consist of, so I'll have to pass on swiss sets. Maybe someday. I'm thinking something...
Eh..I'll figure this out eventually ,lol. thanks for the help guys stainless
Along with buying/selling my ancients and collecting brockages. I want to collect a world coinage: 1. Attractive 2. preferably pre 1800, but...
tissue test? stainless
Augustus definatly makes my list. So does Vespasian. Trajan is ok, but there's emperors I'd choose before him. stainless
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