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Re: The Earliest Known "Certified" Coins.
Always found this one interesting from the Mint in 1887 regarding the Dexter 1804 dollar. Wonder if the documents (last publicly offered in the 1981 auction) have turned up since the 2017 auction. . … (View Post)1 -
Re: Unknown: Content Removed
I completely disagree! Will be busy working on a 10,000 word post with point by point arguments that refute that ridiculous opinion. :) (View Post)12 -
Re: Post your favorite Columbus items for Columbus Day
No big deal, but something I should have kept. Paid about $3 and sold for maybe $4 at the time. Silver was low in 2001. . . (View Post)5 -
Re: I knew that 1940 S Walkers had weak central strikes...but
Owned one like the coin in OP pre-slab days and saw at least one entire roll just as weak. After the neccessary heavy discount on the one coin and slow to move, I had no interest in a roll of them. T… (View Post)2 -
Re: GC has another misattributed cent up for auction. This time it's an 1877 called "MS"
Any possibility that the Proof-Only view of the dies are outdated and some were actually used on business strikes? The "only struck once" ; "weak denticles' ; "mirrors are ve… (View Post)3