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Re: What did you do with coins today?
Spent the morning researching pre-1900 numismatics and proof coins in particular-- there is always something new to discover! (View Post)2 -
Re: History behind pre-1900 proofs: Post your favorite pre-1900 Proof/CAM/DCAM
This is an excellent piece of history, and thank you for sharing this. I have not seen this detail from the 1859 circular before, and it is fascinating to see the first formal process for distributio… (View Post)6 -
History behind pre-1900 proofs: Post your favorite pre-1900 Proof/CAM/DCAM
This coin and recent posts have prompted me to research the history of proof coins from the U.S. mint. I believe the U.S. Mint began making proof coins around 1817, and began selling proof coins dire… (View Post)7 -
Re: DuPont DETACLAD "Explosion Bonded" clad coinage ingot sample circa 1964
This post, the history, and metallurgy is fascinating. I admit that the topic prompted me to do some more research into DuPont and the cladding procedures. I have some particular interest in that one… (View Post)1 -
Re: seated dime authentic, altered...? (big reveal added to OP)
I voted authentic, unaltered -- thinking that this was a pattern -- and a nice example of it. Reminded me of the Bass collection... (View Post)1