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Alive and kicking on Facebook. He hasn't done coins for a long time but did recently reminisce about them there. (View Post)

Die polishing would go all the way up to the devices. A wipe would stop short. Also, the mint would not have produced a proof coin with heavy die polishing lines in the field. JD's book on silve… (View Post)

CACG would definitely say scratched, possibly graffiti. F details. (View Post)

Sort of. I already have a 1609 sixpence in the set and a 1607 Wildman half thaler. I don't want to duplicate types if I can help it, so if this were to become an official part of the set, I'… (View Post)

This makes a lot of sense, as long as it isn't hideous or clumsy looking. Needs to have native Greek and Cyrillic characters, too so they can be properly represented on the labels as they can be… (View Post)