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Re: What are the historically important coins?
What are your thoughts on what I posted above about the 1787 Mass Cent and 1787 Mass Half Cent? 1st Coin to bear the Denomination of CENT as established by Congress has to be significant, no? (View Post)3 -
Re: What are the historically important coins?
Why no mention of the first cents by the US Mint? 1792/1793? First Dollar in 1794 (View Post)2 -
Re: Equally priced, which one would you choose for your collection?
Just say no to problem coins. When you go to sell, potential buyers will also only see problems. Would I go for the VF25, nope, not that coin either. If buying a 1916-D, I would only buy a PCGS CAC e… (View Post)3 -
Re: Happy Saint Patrick's Day, everyone!
Here are some with a bit of green toning. MS68 MS68 MS67+FB PR67 (View Post)9 -
Re: Hairlines before they were called hairlines
Here's a term that isn't used very often today to describe toned proofs... Dealers would call them "Impaired Proofs" and could frequently not sell them. (View Post)2
