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Re: A tiny mystery - line on an 1830 half dime obverse
That center circle is a sure pickup point on that particular obverse. Logan and McCloskey called this obverse "dotted date" because of the little dot that precedes the 1 in the date, to the… (View Post)2 -
A tiny mystery - line on an 1830 half dime obverse
Capped Bust half dimes are small. Things that fit on them are intrinsically tiny. The obverse of this 1830 coin appears to have a die crack from rim to Star 2. However, such a crack is unknown on 183… (View Post)10 -
Re: Would anyone consider renting a coin?
@DCW what a great question - most excellent post to encounter on a gray and rainy Saturday morning! My first question to self was, "why would I do that?" I pondered that a bit and read why … (View Post)1 -
Re: Where are the biggest gaps between Greysheet/CPG values and actual market prices?
The rising prices these days are making me more discerning about what I buy. Like @BustDMs advised me, "buy the last coin first." The people who compile price guides are skilled, and they h… (View Post)5 -
Re: Discussion about forum avatars
I remember seeing these tokens in a post here some time ago. I snagged your image, since I live in Merriam, KS. Don't know when it will come in handy but I'm sure it will. (View Post)3
