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Re: Retiring "The Type Set"
Awesome coins, the most interesting to me is the 1806/5 O-104/T-1 prooflike half dollar. The obverse die was used on two die marriages in 1805 and the reverse die was used on four previous DM's. Scot… (View Post)1 -
Re: Wow someone destroyed a nice 1795 Half
The note with the Beistle number indicates the alteration that ruined the coin was done a long time ago, possibly before the 1929 Beistle half dollar reference book. The 1795's were not very valuable… (View Post)3 -
Re: US Mint or Moonlight Mint?...
I like it a lot, a very creative and expressive emblem of Liberty. I would like to see a creative rendition of Liberty on circulating coinage. (View Post)1 -
Re: Bust coinage
Prices are down for half dollars 1794-1807 in grades up to AU50. I don't know why, whether there are fewer collectors in these early series, or more coins are available for sale, or both. Whatever, I… (View Post)3 -
Re: Low grade rarity vs. lower cost better grade coins
When collecting a set, you need both the rarities/keys and common dates to finish the set. It is better to start with the common dates while increasing your knowledge of a series. If collecting type … (View Post)2
