Oops. Domitian looked rather effeminate at a glance, there. See, @CoinBlazer? I poke gentle fun at your obverse/reverse mixup, then get called...
OK, we're now closed for entries, though I have not as yet had time to do the drawings and post the results. Please bear with me. I also need to...
I remember finding a dime with a slightly misaligned obverse die like this, back when I was a kid. Nowadays such things would escape my...
The reverse of a Standing Liberty quarter has an eagle. ;) But yes, the standing, draped female figure does somewhat resemble the obverse of a...
Essentially one cent. The slightly misaligned die on the obverse might make it worth keeping if you like that. It's kind of neat looking. Not...
You will find that a lot of the 1964 silver coins are found in high grade, since because they were the last of the 90% silver coins issued for...
Yep. It's a silver dime. Full bands? That's not my thing at all. I don't think so.
It's neat, but far from a new art form. I had a holed Indian cent once that was a duplicate on my old Holey Coin Vest. Because it was high...
Handsome.
I did this twice over on CU, in 2012 and 2013. It was a lot of work, but fun. Didn't go all the way to the house or double-eagle or whatever,...
The latest troll attack should now be dealt with, but if y'all see any more obscene images, just report them. Do NOT quote them or respond to them.
What @Michael K said.
It could have been done at the mint ... in Beijing. ;)
That IS odd. I've seen some strange Chinese counterfeits. Maybe that's what this is. Maybe not. Dunno. It's a headscratcher.
I can think of worse things to pile up than old silver dollars, and of worse ways of collecting them, even if you're only "stacking" or...
I believe that only looks like a coin and is in fact a charm of some kind, but since this is not my forte, I will tag @Ken Dorney. It's an...
It does sound like a Max Mehl plot, doesn't it?
Neat thread. This kind of stuff fascinates me. This sort of thing might explain how I found a late Roman AE2 of Arcadius, circa 395 AD, in a...
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