So I just recently posted a couple of pics of some coins I own, Edward I pence to be exact. I searched for the pics that I posted. Long story...
Still to this day, I overpaid. I bought it 4 years ago. Still no regrets. No, I didn't buy it for the toning, but I paid for the toning. [ATTACH]...
The halved sun and rose would be the mint mark. Edward IV, Edward V, and Richard III all used that mint mark. However, Edward IV pence from York...
I overlooked that one. I still think it's Edward IV, second reign. Without the mint mark, it's a total guess.
There are several, all of which are Edward IV.
I'm not sure I get the weak strike vs AU thing, because the 1st coin doesn't look anything close to what I would call AU.
I can't make out the mint mark, nor the obverse legend to say anything for certain. However, Edward V never produced a coin with a quatrefoil...
I just got done reading this thread. Awesome info. As to this slabbed coin... did no one see the DDO on the slab?
That's what I was thinking. Maybe they were war buddies.
Need a better closeup of the date. It might be a repunched date, as this coin has several known.
Given the pictures, I'd call it high VF/low EF.
I own a Roman of which 3 are known to exist (museum and private collections included,) yet up to 5 are suspected to exist. I paid less than $100...
I'm confused. What coin am I looking at?
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1¢, the reverse says so. :D All jokes aside, I wouldn't go over $125.
Shoot, I was too late. However, my guess would've been wrong, so congrats to the winner, @longshot.
I said 1804 Silver Dollar first, I said it second. No one else has said it. Given that I get multiple guesses in a day, I'm guessing 1856 Flying...
Your contest is extremely frustrating, but I plan to win it.
Yeah, I've heard about that one. No, I can't attend, I work every Sunday. One of these days, I will use a vacation day to attend.
No, it won't. Errors, like those which you mention, are graded on the same scale as any coin.
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