Many times, but many years ago. When I left home at 18 I moved to FL, lived here about 12 years. A year and half of that I spent living on a boat...
As one who has actually found the wreck of a Spanish galleon and some of the coins that were on it I can tell you this much, the "cool factor"...
Deep Cameo ? Never. Cameo ? Maybe, but I doubt it. Frost looks too thin in a couple of places.
Would if I knew what it was, haven't got a clue. Maybe the OP will.
Oh that's easy, I got rid of both of them ;)
Easy enough - http://copyright.gov/title17/ Now to put it into simple terms so anybody can understand it, try this link -...
Well, even I have to obey the rules here ;)
Never gonna be a time when the reverse out weighs the obv. The obv alone on that coin is enough to hold it back. Ya gotta remember, the early S...
Good advice ;)
Well there are different chemical tests you can do, you can Google those. With most silverware and tableware (like platters and dishes) you can...
I started collecting in 1960. Then Frankies were current, so of course you saw them. Walkers were fairly common, as were Mercs, Wheats, an...
Now, now, now ! Those aren't me. This is me - :devil: And this one was created specifically for me - :foot-mouth:
Depends on what the "something" is. If the something is a coin it's pretty easy to just look it up and see what it was made out of. Either tell us...
Worth it ? I assume your real question is - can I make money if I buy these sets ? Answer - probably not.
Enough about Harry folks.
I've got news for you Richard, there are just as many SGS coins on ebay, today, as there ever was.
I wouldn't crack the slabbed coins out, no need to. Getting others (raw) that have suitable toning should be fairly easy and inexpensive.
Pretty much everybody has that problem with them. But there's a simple trick to getting good pics of a cameo. All you need is half a sheet of...
What you are describing, the box part anyway, is just something that some private company put together. The coins themselves, either individually...
Your scale should have a calibration weight that came with it, and a method of recalibrating the scale to match that weight. You might want to try...
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