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Re: 19th century die cracks/ effect of annealing and hardening
Originally posted by: CoinMiner1 Is it possible that a19th century reverse die with a crack could have the crack reduced in size via annealing and subsequent hardening ? Such a closing of the crack w… (View Post)1 -
Re: 1874 Proof Trade Dollars
Originally posted by: stealer I PM'd you large images of one that's an EDS, but I figured I'd give you a nice bump and show the world my addiction problem ... it's not my fault that they keep showing… (View Post)1 -
Re: Post your Fugios! Early Regular Issue Coins!
I should also point out that we are not the first numismatists to point out that the Fugio cents were cents struck under the authority of the government. In the Spring 2010 issue of The C4 Newsletter… (View Post)1 -
Re: Post your Fugios! Early Regular Issue Coins!
No other coins were "issued" by the Confederation. On April 2, 1783, Robert Morris sent Alexander Hamilton the "quint" pattern Nova Constellatio and on April 22, 1783 sent several… (View Post)2 -
Re: Post your Fugios! Early Regular Issue Coins!
Tom, Read the article in the PCGS Market Report. We were very clear that the Fugios were struck under authority of the Confederation. We also pointed out that the Confederation government referred to… (View Post)2