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What would your list look like?
1917; were it a 1916, I believe there would be a space between the drapery on the left obverse and the pedestal.
My problem is more that I know I already have three of one coin, but I just need one more to complete another set of something or other. Hence,...
Yep, anniversary; quite a nice design. I've also got the 1911 50 lire, which is very similar, just with a heftier price tag.
Go out and spend them before they lose what little purchasing power they have left.
If you're not being compensated for your time, why bother?
I hate to say it, but there's nothing like a Nazi occupation and war to halt the production and circulation of silver coinage...
I think that the 1887-1937 5 pound pieces generally sell for a premium above bullion, actually.
Czech coinage is definitely underappreciated; I'm working on finishing my own Dansco Continental set. What's nice is that, as the collector base...
Umm, affordable?!? Certainly not within my (strained) budget!
I think that if the mint reduced the quantity of new items each year and focused on quality instead, the future of numismatics would be somewhat...
I've been engaged in a process of "continuous culling," in which I will comb through my Dansco stock book and agonize over which holed/cleaned/low...
Hmm, ok, an affordable list of must have world coins: 1. Great Britain Victoria One Crown (1887-1900) 2. 1935 Canada Silver Dollar 3. 1910 Mexico...
Reminds me of Canada's recent silver coins with denominations far exceeding their silver value.
I actually prefer the preliminary version to the one actually adopted; anyone else in the same boat?
The question isn't whether it's possible but whether it's desirable. Are you willing to condemn the economy to widespread deflation?
I love Portgual's coinage, although not so much the modern stuff; rather, the late Kingdom/Early Republic items are really beautiful in their own...
Hmm, I don't know; could it be an impaired proof?
The fact that the mint is now having to resort to consistent gimmicks like the "W" cent and now a reverse proof nickel concerns me; seems to...
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