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Re: If an 1804 dollar is "King of American Coins," who are the Queen, Prince, Princess and other Royals?
Well, for starters, then it's not an 1804 dollar. It's an 1804-dated dollar. Suppose the US Mint struck yet another three to five 1804-dated dollars this year (let's call them Class IV… (View Post)1 -
Re: What happens to CAC coins post JA--some thoughts
Yes, all opinions are subjective. But my opinions matter when I'm spending MY money... :lol: (View Post)14 -
Re: What happens to CAC coins post JA--some thoughts
To me, they will be worth the same they are now - nothing. JA's highly subjective opinion of a coin doesn't matter to me. I am collecting coins by my standards of "high quality", … (View Post)14 -
Re: TrueView: 1789 Token 1/2D DH-8 Devonshire Plymouth in MS-63BN. The single finest known.
For the record, another example of this token sold in Baldwin auction 102 (lot 1963) in Oct 2016 that is just as nice if not slightly nicer than the one posted here. The pre-auction estimate was 80-1… (View Post)1 -
Re: ~*~ Toner Tuesday ~*~
It was "greater" before Photo-suckit screwed so many of us over and we can't see many of the pictures now. :angry: :disappointed: :rage: (View Post)2
