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Originally posted by: CaptHenway Many of the coins were displayed in the bank by being held against a wall by three or more nails driven into the wall around the coin. Some, but far from all, of the … (View Post)

The description notes "...sales have been recorded well in excess of $100,000..." and "Fewer than 250 used during WWII are believed to still exist" which implies over 100 exist. S… (View Post)

By my guess, it looks like a few things combined for the high prices. Looks like there was auction fever; registry set fever; CAC fever; and Fairmont original surface fresh material fever. The combin… (View Post)

. . Did not see this one on WillieBoyd2's website in the original post. Not sure how to classify it. It is an 8 minute 1934 short film done by Orson Welles when he was 19 titled "The Hearts… (View Post)

Here is his registry set by die variety link. A nice start with the four 1793 Half Cent varieties. One in 64; two 65's and an MS-66. Pretty cool just to flip through all the TrueView photos. . .… (View Post)