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Re: Pogue collection
Here's the Numismatic News article by David Ganz indicating Green's ownership of the SP-66 coin. << <i>Price Jumps for 1794 Silver Dollar 1794 silver dollar: By David L. Ganz, Numismatic News May 28, 2010 Hi-Yo, away! The coin market came roaring back from its parallel with national economic malaise with the reported sale… -
Re: An Internet Based Gold Dollar Exhibit
1885 Gold Dollar Mintage - 11,156 Business Strikes + 1,105 Proof Coins Estimated Number of Survivors - 1,250, 1,150 in MS-60 or better, 200 in MS-65 or better The 1885 gold dollar falls in the middle with respect to rarity in this set. I have not seen as many examples of this piece as I have of the 1881 gold dollars and… -
Re: ...and the WINNER is..........the 'Dedicated And Devoted' D~A~D
Stepdad is still a dad. :heart: It just takes an extra "step". :) I'm a pet dad. This will be the first year without my companion animal. He was old, losing his hearing and sight, and was an ornery old man for his age. Big old cat. Had no idea he was going to be 20lbs with a body as long as my leg. Big daddy had a big boy.… -
Re: When did the mint start stamping VDB under Lincoln?
Perhaps RWB could fill us in on the specific details. As requested - A Short Version: Addition (Apr-May 1909) Mint director offered to permit Brenner to put his initials on the reverse. Instead, Brenner played stupid and put “Brenner” on the lower reverse at the rim. Director Leach asked him again, but Brenner didn’t… -
Re: How the non-numismatists view us and an analysis of the differences between the numismatic and "
I don't fit in with most collectors. Here's your 5 points as applied to me: 1. I don't work ½ the time and I can afford it too. I'm not rich but I'm not poor either. I don't really care much about history. Through coin collecting I have learned more history than I did in school. School sucked & I was a goof-off that… -
Re: MASSIVE NBA ILLEGAL GAMBLING STING
You got me. This is a textbook tantrum. You could just let me call out your false information without digging deeper each time. -
Re: Accugrade's Press Release
<< <i>With all due respect, I think ACG has a case. With the exception of the obvious "never" inconsistencies and I'm not sure how "orchestrated" the actions of the named individuals were, the claims in the lawsuit for the most part did take place. Now, what that might be worth in the lawsuit I guess we will find out in… -
Re: Why does this nickel have wheat ears on it?
The first squeeze in the vice creates a "false die" or "transfer die" in a flat piece of metal (wheat cent) which is over the reverse. Then that false die is rotated and the second squeeze is done. -
Re: A Major Refiner/Wholesaler Temporarily Pausing the Purchase of Alloyed Silver (.925, 90%, 40%, etc.)
Ive never disparaged gold or silver. But i have the narratives and false information by their promoters. -
Re: why craig biggio is a hall of famer
<< <i> << <i>And while we're comparing stats of players, there's the great Mattingly-Puckett debate. Either both get in or both get denied. >> No way. False comparison. Besides the obvious fact that they played different positions - one playing a premium defensive spot, the other playing the (by far) easiest on the diamond…
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