-
Re: What's wrong with this picture?
You are correct actually the star location is one of the easiest ways to identify the B-1 variety which is selling for at least double the B-2 (View Post)1 -
A most lovely coin in hand but:
This is one of my nicest looking draped quarters in hand but under a loop there appears to have some areas of fine light porosity. Would storing a silver coin in a damp environment be the cause or be… (View Post)7 -
Re: A roll of large size bust quarters
Going for the large diameter quarters by die variety and die state. Minus the big money pieces. Have a long way to go. (View Post)4 -
A roll of large size bust quarters
After 3 years of starting over on my passion for large size bust quarters I had them spread out on the table and realized wow there's only 11 dollars worth of quarters here. How cool would it ha… (View Post)31 -
Re: Looking for new friends passionate about bust quarters
Here's 3 I like for some reason the pics didn't load in order. The 1806 B-6 is a condition census piece the 1815 has a double counterstamped E and the lower grade 1806 is a flip-over double… (View Post)1