No kidding! I cannot work out in my feeble brain how a clash die for a cent could be a double eagle. Now that is just fascinating to me.
I don’t know if this applies….. I have owned this old dollar a long time. It wasn’t until I was taking photos for another thread that I discovered...
I suppose so. I just can’t get over feeling like my generation made the cost of collecting coins out of reach for new/young collectors. Just a...
Dang Dave…… At current prices that would buy you a fine automobile. That’s quite a hoard!
Tommy….. Thanks for the earworm! :p
You have to read Charley’s posts from an edumacated position.
Once you secure this beauty, I trust you will bless the rest of us with some photos.
I claim loss of vision as my self defense. I long ago gave up on cents. The mint just makes them too danged small for my eyes to be able to enjoy.
Charley….. Your posts are fun for me. Seriously….. I am a plain talking country boy and I love cyphering your well thought out posts…… I am an old...
I spent years doing woodwork projects for folks. Cradles, rocking horses, most anything really…. Just something I had a knack for. I always would...
Holy smokes! I had no idea. My earliest forays into stacking silver was buying rolls of cull dollars. Most at around $12.00 each. I would feel...
I had an MS65 SLQ grow black spunge inside a TPG holder. I know that copper can change in a holder. But I think your question isn't entirely fair....
That is mighty neighborly of you, @JCro57
It is on the NGC coin verification page.
Coins are an awful investment tool. They are great for storing wealth, but terrible for investing.... All that said, I would buy pre-33 gold myself.
Progressive.... Slabs are not air tight. I once had a beautiful MS65 SLQ grow a black spunge inside its slab. I have a few early coppers graded by...
Wow! I had no idea. Thanks Pickin’!
That’s why I refuse to tell my wife about my life insurance. I think I may be worth more dead than alive!
That makes sense. Thanks, John
My favorite series is the seated series. The most visually pleasing coin of all for me is the arrows and rays of 1853. I know that the mint added...
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