Still being sold new on eBay... http://www.ebay.com/itm/331318516721
From that period of the mint history the difference between a fantasy piece and pattern eludes me. A large number of pieces would fit the...
As far as I know, the "the last of the large cent patterns of the large size cent" were Judd-610 and Judd-611, dated 1868.
I picked this up while buying stamps in Tallinn: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Apologies for the lack of a reverse, but I didn't want to damage the original mint packaging. [ATTACH]
I use a 4-year old Nikon but especially for your first interchangeable lens camera, I suggest you find a way to try various products "hands-on."...
You can see three of my notes in this thread: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/post-a-high-denomination-note.253670/
Alas, I'm not sure it's real.
I'm not sure this one counts as a coin... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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1901/0... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
When my sister-in-law found out I was a coin collector, she purchased this "birthyear" coin as a gift for me. Early this weekend, she passed away...
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I'm a member. I'd rather not be for reasons I won't go into here, but I can't get insurance at the same rate on my own.
Convinced myself that the scratches on the obverse of this thing were on the holder: [ATTACH]
<snark>I consider that a pattern, not a coin.</snark> The 1854-D would go a long away towards optimizing my "denomination set," where the goal is...
The MS-62 1854-D $3 gold.
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