Several over the years. I have a marked tendency to leave things sitting around. Nothing that compares with this story from Fred Weinberg,...
I remember that Miss Hill always seemed to pick the day that a drill was going to be held to wear a short skirt. That always helped.:D
No.
Since 1972. One of these years when renewing I'll get around to upgrading to a Life membership.
I don't know about crackout potential but in a retail setting I would expect to have to pay strong VF-35 money for it in that holder--if not...
Trick question, indeed. The Stella was a pattern only, not a coin.
A case where history trumps rarity as the coins struck prior to the mint being taken over by the CSA are actually quite a bit rarer--and by an...
A certified G will probably be somewhere in the 650 to 700 dollar range--a VG will be an easy grand. Problem coins will be about half to 70% of...
1) Are Greysheet prices accurate for this type coin? 2) Are they just hard to find in a problem-free state? 1. No. It's been my experience that...
It was a dark and rainy Sunday night in Baltimore April of 1832. Miss Liberty was counting out the receipts from coin show attendees prior to...
Bought as a PCGS 62...in hand it might be 58 (and in my opinion should be a 55) [IMG][IMG] Sure glad it wasn't an 1815.
Question--and the same one that I ask every time someone tells a newbie to "buy the keys first!". Why would you want to make a mistake on a 1000...
102a [IMG][IMG]
1821 O-106 [IMG][IMG]
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1808 O-108 [IMG][IMG]
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1818/7 O-102 [IMG][IMG]
No 102???;) Alas, the 106 "comet head" is only R-2. The R-5 rating in the 4th edition of Overton is a misprint. [IMG][IMG] The 105 has 3...
1820 O-105a [IMG][IMG]
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