I count 18 shields on this one! I thought it might get snatched up in my recent selloff, when I put all my stuff up for sale, but it's still here...
Perfect look.
Netherlands ducat, 1830 [ATTACH]
Great treasure hunting! Hope your lucky streak continues.
Anyway, back to the game. Since it's Germany or 1788, I'll play this "1788" gaming counter from the early 1800s, which is an imitation of a...
Yeah, I love those quirky old-style, late medieval 4s. Shaped more like one of those little cancer awareness ribbons. And their 7s were shaped...
Weird "2" on those, ain't it? I showed one to a noncollector once, and he thought it said "1994", not "1924".
The Charles II crown indeed seems to be merely a minor off-center strike (not uncommon for the era), rather than "broadstruck", as PCGS has it....
Germany (Weimar Republic): 10-reichspfennig, 1924-A, off-center striking error. [IMG]
I agree
What some of those may lack in attractiveness or preservation is made up for by the sheer coolness of you finding them "in the wild". Neato....
Man, that's a clean looking 62! Very nice for the grade. Very nice, period.
Looks real enough to me as a sovereign of the period, but I've never owned a Shield sovereign. if 1841 is the key date, be wary of a genuine...
British Honduras (= modern Belize) [ATTACH]
OGH, rattlers, CAC, NGC's "star" holders - whatever ... including the original label grade itself ... there are no hard and fast rules. Each coin...
It is, though I didnt get the joke the first time around. LOL
:banghead: At least he covered the date with his thumb. I'll bet @willieboyd2 can show us more examples of cinematic coin anachronisms.
Looks halfpenny-ish to me, but yes, need weight and diameter.
It is not an error. DDO? Nope. Not a bad looking 1963 cent, though. Uncirculated, or close to it. Common and not very valuable, but pretty...
Welcome! As @paddyman98 mentioned, most of these are "spenders" worth only face value (assuming you could even spend the cut quarter). As of...
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