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Re: I've noticed a trend on these forums (I do enjoy)
Hey, in an infinite set of universes, that chimp might just be typing Shakespeare ya know. However, we are clearly not in that univererse as evidenced by my own replypdfdfhvhdhh (View Post)3 -
Re: The New Doily Census - 2016 -- Updated March 22, 2026
This 1801 Eagle is already on the census. Could not resist posting the really good photos a seller has up on Ebay. (I have no association with the seller or the coin, though wish I did.) It could pos… (View Post)3 -
Re: The New Doily Census - 2016 -- Updated March 22, 2026
Here is a 1916 Canadian Large Cent that is not in the census (not mine, wish I had spotted it before the Sept 2022 auction). Don't recall if I saw it mentioned somewhere or ran across the listin… (View Post)2 -
Re: Interesting Cert numbers
Member @mt_msla was looking for an interesting slab number a few years ago. . . Looking for PCGS # 81680085 https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/988476/looking-for-pcgs-81680085 (View Post)1 -
Re: N.M. Kaufman collection, a brief history
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)1