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Re: 1819 B-2 Bust Quarter G-T-C : 200 Year Anniversary
Those are some terrific bust quarters there gentlemen. I think this is a really enjoyable series. Really a fairly reasonable length die marriage set with only five or six really tough marriages. It… (View Post)4 -
Re: Random picture thread for Friday
Phil thanks for posting the photograph of those 1792 patterns!! I hadn't seen it before. They are very familiar to me. Any chance we could get a poster made of those? They look really cool with … (View Post)3 -
Re: Hansen watch.
I'm rarely awestruck, but seeing these laid out like this Currin is really wonderful. Thanks for all your efforts in making this a terrific and historic blog. I just wonder what its going to be … (View Post)3 -
Re: Hansen watch.
Currin, where is the 1817/4 (11 known) Capped Half Dollar in your half dollar bake off? Certainly one of the keys to the entire half dollar series of any type and obvious rarest lettered edge capped … (View Post)2 -
Re: Hansen watch.
Hi Currin, I think Mr. Hansen is in fact a completist as regards to the Eliasberg quest. His chief adviser, John B., is clearly helping to execute that plan. His enthusiasm for US coins is affecting … (View Post)4