Spock - I think your wit is improving by the day. Nice response. :thumb::high5:
I think Thad has written some good responses on this subject. It's like people who stay the night at a ticket line of a very popular band and the...
Thanks Larry. Yes Mark I like these type of brown coins- the contrast between the red/orange hues and warm brown has such eye appeal. Wow- that...
Thanks Spock.
Actually I just updated the Lincolns and it took about an hour and half. Well worth it. And yes, I do like this coin. Smooth obverse and nice...
Very original coin. The russet colors of red are very nice.
Don't know what kind of coin that is, but the toning and strike/color is incredible
Submitted this with a batch of other coins. Very happy with these results. A Snow 4 RPD is fairly rare according to Rick Snow's book so I was...
Thanks. I need to update my NGC registry. I wish you didn't have to scale the photos down to 120 K on that site. What a pain. I will update my...
So is that like 2000 years old? Really cool
64 RB and 63 BN Ok here it is: the 1908 is a 64 RB. I was hoping for RD but it's fine. Included this photo for bqcoins- I think the feathers are...
What was the highest grade Lincoln? That's a great find.
I don't collect these but has that hairlined look that retoned nicely for the most part. Cool coin!!
duplicate (on this silly Blackberry phone)
You guys are close. Few more guesses and I'll post. I hope people enjoy that. I like when others do this as it's fun to test you skills against...
Got mine this week- two of them and awesome. Will submit one for grading
Thanks- love those IHC. Probably my favorite coin type
I know it's got a finger print, but still a nice coin. Just posting these for fun. Someone made a post about living vicariously through others new...
Some coins I bought off eBay from same seller which I really like. I have been having more fun submitting coins through my dealer than buying new...
Can't fathom this. Guy has 6 feedback scores. Who said coins were a bad investment?
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