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These "controversies" would only affect future value if the "controversy" in question resulted in coins being either withdrawn and destroyed or simply not issued in large numbers,… (View Post)

1,1,1-trichloroethane was once a common solvent, favoured as a household solvent because it was (a) cheap, (b) less toxic than many other solvents, (c) non-flammable and so was much safer to work wit… (View Post)

I'd assume the "37" is a typo. It should have the same specifications as the others in the series. (View Post)

Back in the 1970s there were a lot of fake Russian Imperial gold coins coming out of Yugoslavia, either lightweight and/or low quality gold alloy. Getting it slabbed will at least assure you it'… (View Post)

For a decade or so from the mid-1980s, the FM mintmark was a resume stain - nobody wanted them. Many entered the melting pot, despite everyone agreeing that, on artistic merit, most Franklin Mint coi… (View Post)