Options
Greetings and GTG
AuroraRarities
Posts: 167
Hello all,
I am new to the forums and just want to introduce myself.
I've been studying and collecting coins since 1980. My primary area has been U.S. type with a keen focus on 20 cents. I was a vest pocket dealer in the late 80's, but alas I ended up an engineer instead.
I do buy and sell coins as part of my hobby under the name Aurora Rarities.
More recently I've also developed an interest in world coins 1600-1900, especially thalers and other large silver coins.
In the short time I've been reading these boards I've seen many fun and interesting posts with pleasant and productive discussions. I'm glad to find this forum a great place to talk coins anytime! I look forward to being a part of it.
Guess the grade is one of my favorite types of posts so I've included a photo below for your enjoyment (new to coin photography - advice always welcome).
Thank you for making such a place possible,
Pat
I am new to the forums and just want to introduce myself.
I've been studying and collecting coins since 1980. My primary area has been U.S. type with a keen focus on 20 cents. I was a vest pocket dealer in the late 80's, but alas I ended up an engineer instead.
I do buy and sell coins as part of my hobby under the name Aurora Rarities.More recently I've also developed an interest in world coins 1600-1900, especially thalers and other large silver coins.
In the short time I've been reading these boards I've seen many fun and interesting posts with pleasant and productive discussions. I'm glad to find this forum a great place to talk coins anytime! I look forward to being a part of it.
Guess the grade is one of my favorite types of posts so I've included a photo below for your enjoyment (new to coin photography - advice always welcome).
Thank you for making such a place possible,
Pat
0
Comments
Steve
Tough to get a really good read on the picture, and not one of my series at all, but the MS64 camp seems like a reasonable grade from what I can see
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
I'll guess a safe MS64 based on the photos provided - that eagle on the rev positively glows!
Welcome !
Are you the same Aurora Coin that sold
Barber Dimes back in the early-mid 1990's ?
I bought a few raw Dimes back in 1994 from
a company by that name.
Have a good time here, I certainly have.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Thank you all for the welcome!
I guessed 64.