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Re: CHOP MARKED U.S. TRADE DOLLARS
The two to look out for are 1875 and 1878-CC. Of the four die pairings for 1878-CC, one has 4, another has 2, and another has only 1 (I owned), and the fourth pairing has not been seen chopped. Those… (View Post)1 -
Re: Post your rarest coin
Not the most valuable one, but the only one known to me for this die state: 1798 BB-102 (B-20) Die State I, with no break above the date yet. The BB-103 (overall extremely rare) and BB-107 share the … (View Post)7 -
Re: Anyone want to share their new purchases?
1920 PCGS MS64+ -- only 3 graded higher (MS65) 1914 PCGS MS64+ (another rarity at the grade level) Got some other St. Gaudens rarities, but without TrueViews. (View Post)22 -
Re: New Trade Dollar Book Available
Got mine and perused it. Outstanding work and presentation! I will have to try to correlate the listings within it, for dies and die pairs, with my own catalogue to see if I missed any important ones… (View Post)3 -
Re: Anyone see this new Bonkers 'Ike Dollar on Feeder Finger' auction at Great Collections??
Very interesting piece and, thankfully, not in my wheelhouse. I have spent enough elsewhere. (View Post)3