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Re: New 1831 Bust Quarter to Share - Guess the Grade - Grade Revealed
That's a nice mark free 1831 B-1, msch1man. Not seeing it in person, I think I'm going to venture an MS63 guess. I can tell there is luster, but I can't tell how strong it is from the … (View Post)1 -
Re: Early U.S. Double strikes - particularly Bust Quarters, what do you think?
Interesting comments and suggestions so far, thank you. It's curious that so many different coins have been discovered with these marks, and I don't think they are seen after the advent of … (View Post)1 -
Re: post a coin you bought or was from a TELETRADE auction
This is one of a number of favorite Teletrade purchases, ex Eliasberg collection. 1TwoBits (View Post)4 -
1818 B-4 Bust Quarter G-T-G : 200 Year Anniversary
In continued tribute to the 200 year anniversary of 1818 coinage, this Bust Quarter Guess-The-Grade features the 1818 Browning 4 variety. This late die state features prominent obverse die cracks fro… (View Post)2 -
Bust Quarters ~ Off Center Strike vs. Uncentered Broadstrike
With regards to bust coinage, and specifically bust quarters in this example, do you know the difference between an off-center strike and an uncentered broadstrike? Do you have one in your collection… (View Post)6