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Re: How scarce do you think this South Africa 1926 2 1/2 Shilling coin is?
I believe South Africa is similar to New Zealand, in terms of eBay market share: the local version of an online marketplace is more popular with the locals than the American import, and eBay has not … (View Post)2 -
Re: Is there a cutoff age for coins/currency to still be used as legal tender?
The only time US coins cease to be legal tender is if they become mutilated, damaged, or so severely worn that they fall below the minimum acceptable weight for that denomination. Mere age will not d… (View Post)1 -
Re: Goldbacks - Are they scrip or tokens?
If you made a private currency out of the kind of polymer (plastic) they use in Canada or Australia for banknotes, would they be "scrip" or "tokens"? The answer would be "Scr… (View Post)2 -
Re: 1.88 gram lincoln cent
To make some helpful comments that have not yet been made in this thread. Here is a website that lists every single foreign coin struck by the US mint, sorted by country: https://libertycoinservice.c… (View Post)5 -
Re: Coins Embedded In Plastic Paper Weights
When it comes to removing a coin from inside a chunk of acrylic, the core question to resolve is, "why". If you wish to keep the coin with your other coins in your collection, then sure, th… (View Post)1