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I used to enjoy owning coins that were pictured on Coinfacts. I owned about 15 of them at last count. The pictures are all gone now. I used Coinfacts images to research other examples of a specific c… (View Post)

Some people on this forum probably care more about what the upper crust doesn't have. Find it and sell it to them at "money is no object" prices before someone else does! (View Post)

1840-o ND PCGS VF35. I think PCGS may have been a little too hard on this one. (View Post)

I've dug a bunch of blistered Indian cents just like that one in upstate NY over the years. They tend to blister when they are buried in wet ground, like near a stream. (View Post)

I have no doubts about its authenticity whatsoever. The surfaces and corrosion are consistent with bronze Indian cents from the 1860s that I have dug while detecting. The CoinFacts image above is a c… (View Post)