In case you missed it, CIVITAS has new goodies...

coinpictures

Some new nice stuff over at Josh's place. I picked up the pieces below to feed my copper fetish. I'm finding Quarter Farthings to be a fairly scarce commodity these days, so I pounced, even though one is a duplicate of a date I already own.

Great Britain 1/2 Penny, 1853. EF. $30. I like the deep red/brown toning on this one and it didn't cost all that much.




Great Britain 1/4 Farthing, 1852. NGC MS63 BN. I already have this date, but I want to compare this piece with the one I have. This one looks quite lustrous. I'm hoping that the marks on the obverse are on the slab and not the coin...




Great Britain 1/4 Farthing, 1853. NGC MS62 BN. Ah Hah!!! A date I didn't already have.

laurentyvan

Very pretty pieces!

farthing

I got to see those 2 quarter farthings in October and I was sorely tempted by them.

I did pick up a 1839 quarter farthing in a NGC 64 BN suit though from Josh at that time.

coinpictures

<< <i>I did pick up a 1839 quarter farthing in a NGC 64 BN suit though from Josh at that time. >>



I also have an 1839 (MS63 RB in a PCGS holder courtesy of NEN last year):

DorkGirl

He has a bunch of auctions going too. I got this one the other night.

Silvereagle82

He has nice offering of gold coins on his website

Doogy

<< <i>He has nice offering of gold coins on his website >>




ohhhh yeah! (licking chops)

Silvereagle82

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<< <i>He has nice offering of gold coins on his website >>




ohhhh yeah! (licking chops) >>



Doogie,

Fortunately for you I'm "In Play" on a few other gold gems somewhere else.

You really need to consider the Louis d'Or ....sweet !!!

CIVITAS

<< <i>He has a bunch of auctions going too. I got this one the other night.

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Becky, I can't BELIEVE how cheap that went. We paid well over $100.00 for that one. Who would have thought an 18th century British medal would go for fifteen bucks?

THIEF! THIEF!

Nice buy.

ajaan

<< <i>He has nice offering of gold coins on his website >>


What countries? I didn't see that many when I searched for 'gold'.

CIVITAS

Go to this page and click "World Gold Only"

http://www.civitasgalleries.com/cgi-bin/store/commerce.cgi?page=worldhome.html

There's also new Medieval and Ancient gold, but no link to go straight to them. Maybe I should change that.

TwoKopeiki

There are a couple of Spanish Colonial contemporary counterfeits I am eyeing...

coinguy89

<< <i>There are a couple of Spanish Colonial contemporary counterfeits I am eyeing... >>



Perhaps I'm as well.

Silvereagle82

<< <i>Go to this page and click "World Gold Only"

http://www.civitasgalleries.com/cgi-bin/store/commerce.cgi?page=worldhome.html

There's also new Medieval and Ancient gold, but no link to go straight to them. Maybe I should change that. >>



Josh,
You may want to consider that change. I've visited your site many many times and always click "World Gold Only", never linking to Medieval to look for Gold. You have some nice gold in stock !!!!

GDJMSP

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Josh,
You may want to consider that change. I've visited your site many many times and always click "World Gold Only", never linking to Medieval to look for Gold. You have some nice gold in stock !!!! >>




That he does. And I have examined a good bit of it very closely

Silvereagle82

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Josh,
You may want to consider that change. I've visited your site many many times and always click "World Gold Only", never linking to Medieval to look for Gold. You have some nice gold in stock !!!! >>




That he does. And I have examined a good bit of it very closely >>



Yes Doug, the Real d"or and the Rose Noble did look familar

coinpictures

Received the coins today. I like the quarter farthings, especially the 1852. Gotta love coins that make U.S. dimes look huge...

ajaan

<< <i>He has nice offering of gold coins on his website >>


Unfortunately no Monaco, Norway, or Portugal from the 1800s or early 1900s.