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Re: is this a die adjustment or a weak strike??
The reverse looks fully struck. The obverse looks like it's weak on/partially missing the date, liberty, some of Lincoln's features - I'm leaning more towards obverse filled / struck t… (View Post)1 -
Re: A Blast from the Past from Philadelphia
Very nice! I ran them through the newspaper archives - the first ad was July 1, 1865 with a few reviews.… (View Post)6 -
Re: What the one auction ever held that you would like to somehow magically attend today...
I'm firing up the flux capacitor and taking the Delorian back to June 28, 1887 Dr. Henry R. Linderman's auction You said today's prices - so I probably won't buy anything, but thi… (View Post)1 -
1799 $10 Large Stars Die Clash
Was kind of bored watching Olympic Curling, so was looking at some eye candy online and saw this 1799 $10 Saw something strange on the Obv picture, so zoomed in and saw an apparent die clash Checked … (View Post)5 -
Re: 1919 Mercury Dime - CONFIRMED: DDO Discovery Piece (Census in 1st post)
Congrats to the new owner of coin #34, PCGS G4 - just shy of the G4 record. Sold for $2,640 ($2,200 + 20% BP of $440). I had guessed betewen $2000-$2500 - at least prices are still staying strong on … (View Post)1