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The Philadelphia mint didn't use a mintmark from it's start in 1793 until 2017 when a P was used for one year. Ater that it was back to no mintmark. The valuable no mintmark is a proof coin that was … (View Post)

I collect colonials as well and do the same thing, with one exception. I have a French, 30 Denier, counterfeit actually, from a hoard discovered in England. It is in a slab marked New World Hoard whi… (View Post)

I'm pretty certain the Confederate bill is genuine. Heavily circulated examples are quite often faded. (View Post)

I believe it is a 36-l.1. A little tough with the overstrike covering half the details, but I think that's it. It is currently listed as a rarity 5, which translates out to 46-60 estimated known. (View Post)

This one doesn't look like much, but it is a 1787 33.28-Z.20 one of only 8 presently known. (View Post)