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Re: Some Interesting Facts About the 1787 Shillings and Sixpence.
I have this 1787 shilling, which is certainly unspectacular grade-wise, but which has this interesting die break on George's lower lip, making for a rather impressive 'soul patch' appe… (View Post)2 -
Re: Complete Set of Morgan Dollars Going on Market
A complete set is a joy for the collector building the set, and represents an achievement of years or decades of dedication, hunting for that missing piece or pieces. Sadly this enjoyment is mostly f… (View Post)2 -
Re: 1891 Netherlands 25C Brings $1.1 million!
That’s neat. Made more than the (slightly more common) English Charles II petition crown that recently sold! Good for Dutch numismatics, obviously a spectacularly rare/unique piece. (View Post)1 -
Re: Is your world collection mostly raw or graded coins?
Mostly raw (View Post)2 -
Re: Edward the Confessor penny
The sovereign/eagles type is quite distinct, and interesting. Edward’s coinage is a fun mix of designs. Most types are collectible, only a few transitional design rarities. Here are a few types I hav… (View Post)5
