John Conduitt ✭✭✭✭

That is true of US coins. But I don't think so for Ancients or Hammered coins, or even a lot of non-US, where little is graded (except at Heritage and Stacks, where grading is in their business … (View Post)

For me, they add more value than the slab. Even if the previous owner isn't famous, it's a (small) premium over no provenance at all. (View Post)

Henry III Class 5 penny. Possibly Class 5c3, 1253-1256 (Spink 1369), moneyer Robert of Canterbury (ROB-ERT ON C-ANT). (View Post)

Some sort of C19 Cambodian coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces80943.html (View Post)

England, Scotland and Ireland were the same country in the 19th century (the United Kingdom). They didn't have separate currencies or coins. There were different banknotes, because they were iss… (View Post)