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Wow, great thread! Although they're not as valuable in general, for me the Walking Liberty half just barely edges out the Saint. The image of Liberty draped in the flag striding towards a bright… (View Post)

My guess would be die rust, perhaps with some related die chipping. (View Post)

Mine was looking through the binders that held Grandma's coin collection, with Grandma when she was still with us. It's not often a kid from the 8-bit Nintendo era can find a common interes… (View Post)

My condolences for the loss of your grandmother, but glad your family had so many years with her. The coin is identifiable as a small Roman bronze coin, minted during the reign of Emperor Valens (r. … (View Post)

Well worn, but identifiable example of the scarce coinage honoring the deified Nigrinian, thought to be the son of Roman Emperor Carinus (r. 283 - 285 AD). Nigrinian's birth year is unknown, but… (View Post)