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Every coin's value depends on supply and demand. Some proof coins may have low mintage or low higher grade population and could be valuable, if there is collector interest. Same with business strike … (View Post)

That's a 1917 for sure. The giveaways on this one are the bold stars on the shield and the bold lines on the square below the shield. (View Post)

The Whitman Encyclopedia of Colonial and Early American Coins isn't a bad little book that covers all of the main series. Even covers most die varieties, but the pictures are pretty small for attribu… (View Post)

I'm not looking for any more competition, but Connecticuts are ridiculously inexpensive. I off and on collect them by die variety. Right now I'm fooling around with Nova Constellatios, love the desig… (View Post)

It's all about history for me. The crude planchets, less than perfect die work, the rough life they have led over the centuries, just like our country they came from rough beginnings. If they were pe… (View Post)