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An original 1948 "A Catalogue of Roman Coins" by Gilbert Askew, as published by Seaby, Ltd., with the original paper wrapper! $1 at the local semiannual used book sale, I snapped it up as s… (View Post)

If for some reason the reverse is more appealing, or you did it to shake up the repetition of a massive date set, reverse-mounted coins make you look twice. Let's see 'em! Here's one of mine: an 1874… (View Post)

And before I forget, here is the NEWP that I picked up from this Stack's sale. 73-S in 62. (View Post)

Also 22. Since late 2015 I've been focusing on chopmarked Trade Dollars. The goal originally was to create a nice XF-low AU date set, but I'll be waiting for some time on a few key dates, so I decide… (View Post)

That is just the vernacular that I tend to use to differentiate chopmarked Trade Dollars that are given numerical grades with the 'Chop Mark' designation by PCGS from both those that PCGS has determi… (View Post)