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Re: How were dies polished/finished in the early days of the US Mint?
I saw the same thing, and I think it may have been here. It's been driving me nuts. (View Post)1 -
Re: Unusual, CAC-approved toning on gold
I've been having a lot of conversations like this with JD lately. It's always a pleasure. I'm happy he's on the West Coast now. (View Post)2 -
Re: How were dies polished/finished in the early days of the US Mint?
I think lapping and grinding would be analogous, but I've been wrong before. (View Post)1 -
Re: Why bulky silver bullion?
Bulky silver is probably only a great idea if you are a survivalist who believes that the wheels are going to fall off the cart. Then, you should stock up on silver dimes and bullets. (View Post)3 -
Re: Esoteric Guess the Grade Thread...
Thanks - grading on Pioneer and Colonials is definitely tricky. Where 19th century US material is concerned, you're looking at factory-made coins; this sort of stuff is bench-made, so to speak. … (View Post)2
