Here's the foreign coins out of their tin. I'm not so much into this stuff so if anybody sees something just shout out. I'll try to get better...
One of my employees brought in a collection that had belonged to his grandpa. I lugged this tote home and am going through it today as the...
I can certainly see it happening. Anything that has been enacted by Congress has to move forward, correct? So even a limited amount of a certain...
Yes on the star for the 1913 GB penny!
I vote coin number one. It looks to be more sharply struck and overall I would give it a higher grade as well. Appears to be full steps to boot...
Very nice Jefferson. Yes on the star.
What it "lists" for and what it actually sells for are two different things.
I voted MS64 not full steps. I wouldn't be surprised if the grade were higher though. Nice coin.
I vote star on the MS62 1881.
Agreed. She's a nice original example of the Type 1.
I voted MS64 not full steps. The hit on the jaw and above Cents keeps it from gem. Nice looking coin nonetheless.
No star on the Peace Dollar.
Wow, would love to come across a find of this caliber. Whoever gets their hands on these beauties will be plenty pleased I imagine.
I chose both. If you forced me to pick one right now, I'd go with the Lincoln. I do not own any ancients, though have thought about dipping my...
I'm a big fan of Great Collections as well. Most all of my coin "window shopping" is on their site these days. I was a regular at Teletrade...
Agreed
I'm at 64 on this one. Nice coin
A half dollar anyone would be proud to own. I'm at AU58 due to the wear.
That is a fantastic dime. I voted 66
Hard to tell from the pictures provided but, myself, I would question its authenticity. The group here are going to need much clearer photos to...
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