here try this http://www.cointalk.com/users/28128-albums1026/
no, not bad form at all. But, I can't id, some one will be along soon with an answer
die erosion
I would have loved to see the look on your face when you opened that envelope.
removed from a 'lucky penny' holder.
Charmy Really nice, but, what is the variety on the 1864? or is it just the NO L? Then why the closeup?
ditto.
The only Von Bergens that I have are: 5th Edition (1889) red cover - two copies, with the thick (heavy stock) paper and the regular paper (pages)...
Per Breen, they were only used for the Proofs, however... I do faintly remember reading somewhere that some business strikes were made.
I see no trace of the D, so IMO: a ratty 22 plain.
well, if you offered the books, both the Smith and the Von Bergen either: 1) I was tired that day and missed the listings. or 2) the prices were...
ah, nice, Matt I'm glad that I decided not to bid.. but it was close.
nothing wrong here with this thread. If you don't like it, don't read it. as for me, I think that it will clearly go up, if I sell. or...
end the vacillating, go VG-8 or better.
in answer to the 1st coin: Not CCW-- [I presume that you mean counter clock wise] it is an RPM, west. the 2nd one looks like MD/strike...
actually not. A fair market value has to be determined if the government wishes to purchase the find. They cannot just 'make up a value'....
boring? I think not
Mat Thanks, but that says 10 conis for $100, so is it #10 coins for $50? I'm soooooooooooooo confused............
I have one, gold plated. I believe it may be original, considering: Worn, but: The gold plate is worn off in areas.
Broken I am interested in their offer. Is there a link to the offer? Thanks
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