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Re: Pan-Am Expo SoCalled Dollar Discovery.
Check the edges carefully. I believe this variety was normally produced with one or two integral loops. I don't think I've ever seen an example that was produced without loops, only with th… (View Post)1 -
Re: Rare US Mint Medals - 1882 Pennsylvania Bi-Centennial
HK-139 appears for sale roughly in similar numbers as the silver version of the smaller CM-42. HK-138 appears roughly half as often. The silver version of CM-42 had an original mintage of 100. If we … (View Post)1 -
Re: 1876 First Century of Liberty So-Called Dollars - HK-118 / HK-118b
The white metal version is borderline common. I consider it as R-5, and if someone felt strongly that it was R-4 I wouldn't argue with them. I have a slabbed MS-63 myself, and a slabbed AU-55, a… (View Post)2 -
Re: Help Identify this Political Token / Medal Design
IIRC, that Liberty Head die was used for a whole bunch of different tokens in the 1890s time frame. Kudos to CoinsAreFun for coming up with a concrete example faster than I could. :-) (View Post)3 -
I feel silly
I won a single lot in the latest Stack's auction. Total invoice, including tax and shipping: $44.69. The idea was to win some of the other lots that I actually wanted. It would have been a lot m… (View Post)2
