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The ANS specimen weighs 23.36 grams, but the weights of genuine pieces will likely differ greatly on each, given the different diameters and compositions of the very few that are known (I know of 4 i… (View Post)

No. Here's a real one: 1792 Pattern quarter dollar. American Numismatic Society, 1980.66.2 (View Post)

Here is a History of the Baltimore City Mint, presumably written by Maxey himself. It seems like he may have been active as a coin collector as early as the 1960s, but didn't get into this ventu… (View Post)

It took some time for the elderly to transition. Here's one of many videos produced to help teach people: "Granny Gets the Point" (1971). Many of these videos were documentary-style, w… (View Post)

I'm not an expert on paper money errors, but the part in question is retrograde from a normal print. Note the T of TEN to the bottom-right (would be an N if an actual impression), and the extra … (View Post)