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With US coinage these look similar to what we call "roller marks" and are present on the planchet before striking. Here is an example- (View Post)

If you are not super interested in learning about US coins then simply sell the group to a local dealer and hope to get more than bullion value. Some folks write over and over "check for varieti… (View Post)

I think it is more the overall presentation of how the toning appears together on a coin instead of the idea of specific colors. Below is one of my favorite toned pieces, but I love all sorts of cool… (View Post)

Just to attempt to get this straight. Sixty-plus years ago someone from the Midwest of the US shipped to Norway a coin collection, plus other items. The collection was stored in Norway until 22-years… (View Post)

I could be wrong, but isn't the definition of a "quarter eagle" specifically that it is made of 0.12094 troy ounces gold? If so, we are not going to see a "circulating $2.50 quart… (View Post)