I'm still waiting on the Bicentennial Set I ordered in 1975 using a Coin World form. I finally just bought one from Times Squares Department...
That's a pretty big floor. And a lot of people who look younger than Stonehenge.
And then there's the competition: [MEDIA]
I think I'm missing something?
I believe the U.S Mint had a plastics company produce some experimental plastic cents during WW 2. But they broke too easily when dropped. [MEDIA]
You should be having dreams (or nightmares) of waddling down the street with an over stuffed back pack of bricks. :p
"There is no Santa Claus in Numismatics." Lee F. Hewitt It really doesn't get much simpler than that.
You'd think for 925 million you could get one that wasn't hairlined or die polished to death.
Seems weird that they put a snake on the medal instead of a dragon?
I have one of the NECA medals. The other part of CONECA is CONE--Collectors OF Numismatic Errors who merged with NECA to form CONECA. I don't...
Sure is quiet in this thread. :( Well I just picked up a Vietnam club token. I already have a 5 and 25c piece but added this anyway:...
Slabbed U.S coins became overpriced marginal crap to me over 20 years ago. Been buying exonumia ever since.
If it's also backed by a currency basket, which sounds more like a peg to me. How many pegs have been successful?
Ha ha 500 billion percent inflation since 2008? Take it down to the river and drown it....
Struck not carved but still funny IMO.
He's probably paying some insane amount of money to lease the space and buy business insurance. And to paraphrase Francisco Domingo Carlos...
I didn't see it at first but you can see where "O" and "N" on the reverse are a bit diminished-- left leg of "N" and right side of "O." I believe...
It's also an Atheist Cud and 77 found on Easter Sunday. :eek:
Sorry to sound like a broken record but coin collecting really is the Hotel California: ..."relax" said the night man, "we are programed to...
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