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Re: Anyone know the mint that produced this silver round?
I started work at Coin World in 1973. Does that qualify as an old timer?
Possibly made from melted down U.S. junk silver, which was still available in quantity at a small premium over face value. The one ounce .999 silver bar and round market had not yet developed to the point that it dominated the market. Harry Forman and the Madison Mint accomplished that throughout the 1970’s.
Re: Help me date a well worn Lincoln cent
My first impression is that it is a 1915-S not a 1919-S.
Re: 2024 college football thread
I don’t think the committee did anything other than select the top 4 ranked conf champions in order. Then seeded them in order.
Then they took the next 8 at large straight from the rankings. They did the basic what they said they would generally do. I don’t think there’s any conspiracy here. If you don’t like the seeding you mean you don’t like the rankings.
Re: Closing up my hunt for the Deseret Lion - The final Mormon design
The coin and the write up…
Absolutely superb!
Re: How does the Search button work on the BST website?
If there is, I was never able to figure it out. Why that wasn’t made the default is beyond me….
Re: Year in review: What are your favorite numismatic pick-ups of 2024?
@jom Those are awesome. The toning on those quarters are quite special!
Re: Year in review: What are your favorite numismatic pick-ups of 2024?
I gotta step up my game in 2025.
Amazing breadth of coins.
Re: Year in review: What are your favorite numismatic pick-ups of 2024?
Flying Al ! Plumb most excellent images.
Re: So-Called Dollar Eye Candy - Great Photos Thread!
New Find, Gold plated Alaska Yukon pacific Expo, HK-365. Purchased on eBay.