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Re: 1797 Bust dime- genuine or counterfeit? Opinions needed on this bust time. Please comment. Thanks!
The OP coin is a transfer die counterfeit. My pictured coin is most likely counterfeit, or it could be the host coin as it has the most detail of those found. Several have appeared since 2018. Edit: … (View Post)6 -
Re: 1797 Bust dime- genuine or counterfeit? Opinions needed on this bust time. Please comment. Thanks!
@burfle23 The reverse has post-mint marks that are similar to OP coin, small dig with cratering between S and T, dig on leaf below R, scratch just of end of D to leaf, others. Sorry about the pic, be… (View Post)8 -
Re: Starting an album I will never complete: Large Cents 1793 to 1857...WARNING! Ugly coins...
Your coins in this post are not ugly at all for anyone who collects well-circulated early copper. You will get completely different responses about "details coins" with the PCGS forum vs a … (View Post)6 -
Re: Is coin collecting a declining hobby?
Changing, not declining at all. (View Post)2 -
Re: If you collect a particular type of coin, why is it THAT type?
Coins of the US Mint 1794-1807. History: The Industrial Revolution, art history, and the formative achievements of the US and political ideology, are all reflected in the coinage. Design: The Draped … (View Post)8
