Any Seated Liberty Half collector can spot the 1845-O instantly as a fake by just looking at the digits in the date.
A very nice double eagle, Santinidollar! :happy:
I'll go with an AU-58 as well.
This is one of my favorite Seated Liberty Half dollars. I splurged on buying this coin about 2 years ago. I enjoy looking at other collectors'...
They are all pre 1933 US double eagles. I could add a few more. Did you make a typo?
I'd like a nice 1907 regular issue St. Gaudens as well as a 1912, 1916-S, and a 1920.
Thank you for your kind reply. Maybe somebody can help both of us?
I unexpectedly got this email this afternoon and I am desperate for someone to help me. I haven't been receiving the daily coin talk emails for...
Just wonder how you're thinking. . . So if my ancestors arrived in Pennsylvania from Germany in the 1870's and I were to be honored on a coin,...
Whatever it is, a single common language is the greatest unifier that any country can have.
Me either, I feel the same as you . . .
Maybe this hasn't passed yet? https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/997/text?r=5&s=1#:~:text=“The official language of the...
Just wondering, why is US coinage now containing inscriptions in Spanish? Isn't the official language in the US still English or is the country...
The pictured coin, in my opinion, should grade VG+. For this coin to be possibly graded VF is a prime example of "grade inflation."
I'd go XF-40, possibly a 45 as several others also said.
Yep, nice coin and I agree, from the photos provided, obverse photos are blurred, a nice crusty AU-55. Nice addition to anyone's collection.
AU-55 for sure, possibly a jump to the next level.
A beauty, I agree, MS-63, exactly what I like, in the raw with no major hits, dings, or signs of wear. Would you mind sharing what you paid for...
Your Mercs are beauties!!
MS-63 in the GSA holder at best.
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