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Re: 1800/79 Large Cent with "U S" countermark
I think most collectors of Early Copper will view this as damaged. The collectors that gravitate towards counterstamped coins typically want one linked to either a movement (political or otherwise) o… (View Post)6 -
Re: What is the oldest slabbed copper coin that has the Red designation?
Copper is one of the more reactive metals used in minting coins. Unless these coins were held in some special atmospheric condition, how can they retain mint luster all of these years without oxidizi… (View Post)2 -
Re: What is the Dumbest Thing You Have Done With a Coin
Ouch! ;-) (View Post)3 -
Re: I feel like the color on this lightly circulated 1917 half-dollar would be market acceptable
Pretty pastel toning but I also think our hosts will not look favorably on it. I'm seeing AU details and suspect toning... perhaps subsequent to a cleaning or dip. I'd put it in my album an… (View Post)2 -
Re: What do you think is currently the most traded coin/series?
Just an observation: Most collected is about participation. Most traded is about liquidity. They overlap, but they’re not the same thing... (View Post)2