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This is exactly part of the magic with early American copper. For some reason I am partial to the cents of 1796. I think it’s a combination of the Mint still being in its infancy and having large var… (View Post)

If you have your own coin, please make a new thread rather than posting in an unrelated thread. I don’t think the rims look quite square enough but I am not too experienced with MPL Lincolns. 1916 Li… (View Post)

There's great parts to both. But honestly, it's hard to let go of a coin you like a lot or one you'll have a hard time finding another example of, and I imagine dealers have to do that on a regular b… (View Post)

Unrealistic anytime soon - 1795 $10 Eagle, or the Eliasberg 1870-CC quarter (supposedly MS-64), or the Eliasberg 1793 Liberty Cap Cent Realistic anytime soon - 1796 or 1797 Dime Wait how did I end up… (View Post)

Remember - 1851-53 3 cent silvers are .750 fine! Oh wait, someone already said this. Lol (View Post)