My latest Lowball $10 Indian and my Wife’s Response
pocketpiececommems
Posts: 6,085 ✭✭✭✭✭
I recently purchased this FR02 1908 example. I was happy to get it. I showed it to my wife and her response was “well I can tell it’s an Indian but the other side looks like a dinosaur.”🙈
22
Comments
I love the coin, and your wife's response is so funny!
Proud follower of Christ! I love the USA! Land of the Bright and Beautiful! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ironically, she is wrong on both the reverse and the obverse.
Love the coin. A dino sounds like a resentment 😜
Dinosaurs are related to birds.
I think it went more like this!! 😂 🤣
That is one Amazing lowball coin!! Would be great if the US Mint produced a coin with a Dinosaur.🦕 😆 A new commemorative quarter series.
Cool!
"That is one Amazing lowball coin!! Would be great if the US Mint produced a coin with a Dinosaur.🦕 😆 A new commemorative quarter series."
Great way to start kids collecting..
I almost bought that coin because I thought it was pretty unique. If I remember correctly from the pictures, I thought I saw a faint D mintmark on it, and was wondering if pcgs got it wrong? Maybe you can tell for sure with it in hand. Here’s your trueview:
Here’s a $2.50 pan pac in a 10 holder. Seems a bit optimistic on the price, but another lowball interesting coin.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/406993933384
This is an AG03 1908-D. If you tilt it the D is quite obvious. I can’t find a D on the FR02
Lafayette Grading Set
She is right, birds ARE dinosaurs (not "related to" nor "derived from"):
I am a paleontologist and can not resist weighing in.
Phylogenetic Tree courtesy UC Museum of Paleontology.
Cool coin!
Public service announcement
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
Or is it birds are related to Dinosaurs. But we know birds are not real so does that make dinosaurs not real.