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Re: 1885 Dauphin County Centennial So-Called Dollar by Barber and Philadelphia Mint?
Stack's sold a couple of other silver examples in the last few years, for $1,500 and $2,500, both AU. So on the one hand there is a precedent for high prices. On the other hand, there are at lea… (View Post)1 -
Re: Cute Penny Exonumia Galore!
A penny-farthing bicycle made from a penny and a farthing (and a third piece-of-penny as the bicycle seat). Both wheels turn freely, and the handlebars freely pivot the front wheel relative to the ba… (View Post)7 -
Man with pipe hobo 1917 Lincoln cent
Interesting engraved Lincoln cents are somewhat harder to find than larger coinage. I assume this is original but of course I have no way to prove it. (View Post)14 -
Re: 1911 Wheat Cent with notable anomaly on both sides. (Indian 1c error and Lg Cent planchet(?) added.)
Go for it @CaptHenway (especially if you remember the date ranges for large cent planchets...) (View Post)1 -
Re: Perusing some Stack's lots and found this one to be super-interesting.
Stack's sold a similar white metal set with original case in 2014 for $2585. That's a non-absurd price estimate. Individual white metal examples often sell in the $300 range. If things get … (View Post)1