As some of you may know, I primarily collect regal English and Irish copper coins with an emphasis on those struck by the Soho Mint. Although my...
I forgot to chime in on the 1881 S with the green obverse. I did not find that coin appealing. Watching the video did little to change my mind. I...
I am surprised the 1896 got a star. IMO opinion I do not think it deserves it.
Flashy and lustrous fields paired with that color...I give that a star for sure.
I am not sure if I already posted this one to the thread or not, but here she is. [ATTACH]
The color is very attractive but it otherwise appears dull. Count me in the no star bracket.
An odd purchase for me, but I could not pass it up. [ATTACH]
Oh geez.....this is also true. I have no idea what I was thinking last night. o_O
Nice catch! Between my fat fingers and autocorrect I end up with some of the weirdest typos when I respond on my phone.
I assume this is sarcasm? Just to be clear, for the OP’s information. British farthings dated 1879 were only struck in two locations. The Royal...
I am a bit confused by your post. The U.S. seated coinage predates this particular reverse design used on British coinage which began in 1860....
@ddddd these are all fair points. I too have noticed their reservation with giving the star designation to world coins, particularly proofs. The...
@ddddd thank you for the tag. Up next is an 1822 Ireland bronzed proof halfpenny. Currently, in a PCGS holder, but I am contemplating using my...
This is what I get for skipping around in the thread and not reading the whole thing. I have a few world coins I will post in the next few rounds....
I assume this same principle applies? I would like to share my coins but they are either PL (U.S.) or a mixture of world coins. Not to mention I...
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