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Re: Any interest in an easy to use large size bust quarter variety guide?
I like this type of attribution guide. It is essentially a flow chart or decision tree, where the key "pickup points" determine which branch to take. In my seated half dime guides, I have a… (View Post)1 -
Re: Any interest in an easy to use large size bust quarter variety guide?
One option is to create a PDF file which has your reduced content. People could have it on their smartphone and then the added weight and size are zero. I use PDFs for my seated half dime attribution… (View Post)1 -
Re: Any interest in an easy to use large size bust quarter variety guide?
* $79 Tompkins: https://www.earlyunitedstatescoins.com/store/p1/Early_United_States_Quarters_1796-1838_-_by_Steve_M._Tompkins.html * $2999? (out_of_print) Karoleff, Kovac, Rea, Peterson: https://www.… (View Post)1 -
Re: WHY MORE ERRORS/VARIETIES FROM PHILADELPHIA?
From 2012 Alternative Metals Report pdf p. 301 (referenced in @Pete2226's article): How is it possible for the Crown Height on the working hubs to differ? I thought when the master die is used t… (View Post)1 -
Re: Seeking Info on a 1794 Copper
I found it! 1794 Italy Piedmont-Sardinia 5 Sol https://en.numista.com/5136 I was thinking the reverse in particular looked somewhat Roman, but the letters were more modern. So I did a google search o… (View Post)26
