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Prices Lowered 8/12 Toned U.S. 19th and 20th century coins for sale!
Prices Reduced 8/12 Offers welcome! Terms- 7 day return privilege - buyer pays return shipping Add $10 per order for insured shipping and handling Any questions feel free to PM. 1854 Large Cent Newcomb 6, R-1, ungraded, My grade MS62. EX. Floyd T. Starr Collection. Stacks 12/1984 Lot 1936 A really great coin with great… -
Re: ~ Token Thursday... Post some Exonumia ~
<< <i> << <i> << <i>I have seen some ugly Ms. Liberties, but that one has got to be the worst. You sure that is not the Elephant Man? That figure makes Susan B. Anthony look good. To illustrate my point, here is a close-up of Ms. Liberty on the 1838. She is not exactly a raving beauty, but she does look better than the… -
Need Some Advice-Large Collection found 1968-2002
I have a renta,l that I recently cleaned out , I found in the attic a big collection of all types of cards( hockey ,baseball,football,basketball) Probally 5,000 cards or more Many Boxed sets still in Shrink Wrapped all types At least 100 various sets Many cards in collectors books Also Comics ETC Many rookie cards in hard… -
GNA coin show (and debut of the slab caddy)
I spent all day yesterday in Dalton, GA, for the GNA meeting and had the best coin collecting time of my life! Aside from my 4 newps, two from Doug Winter and two from board member "Dahlonega", I had a blast sitting at a table with Doug and "Dahlonega", looking at all the gold coins they had with them, quite a haul, but a… -
Re: This might be the ultimate pocket piece
<< <i><<Here is a little known fact though about the Civil War, more soldiers actually died from diseases than from battle wounds. Sanitation then was miserable, and made all the worse by putting a bunch of people together in regiments etc.>> Here is another little known fact. The horror of the Confederate prison camps… -
Re: Pretty California Pan Pacific Expo Medal
My great great grandmother went to the Expo then, and bought several medals, one of which imitates the $50 slug. I just wished she had splurged and bought the $50 instead. But now I have all of her stuff from then, even her coin purse, a pocket watch that was burned in the fire after the 1906 earthquake etc. in a safe… -
Re: New to forum...Where to buy coins online
Hoardmonster, Welcome!! I am from right across the river, in Southern Illinios. A little town called Edwardsville. My parents are still there. I live in Monterey, CA now due to military duties. I get back occasionally though so we might be able to hook up. A really active member here on the boards here is from St. Louis… -
RIP Buck Robley 1982 Wrestling All Star B
Buck Robley, who died today, was a key figure in pro wrestling behind the scenes. "I created a lot of people that you see out there today," he bragged not that long ago. "The Freedbirds are my creation. Bruiser Brody was my creation. [Ted] DiBiase, I helped his career. A lot of people don't know that. They thought I was… -
Re: Official Football HOF Rookies Thread**********************************************
Thought you guys might enjoy this....Hall of Fame class not in love with this Guy By CHRIS TALBOTT, Associated Press Writer 11 hours, 13 minutes ago Buzz up!21 votes PrintHATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP)—After two hours of talking about his life and his days with the Oakland Raiders, Ray Guy turns to a waitress who’s been… -
Re: Post your best acquisition of 2025
Not a coin but here are my two most important acquisitions for 2025. The first is what I consider to be one of the best New York Nationals out there - it's a number 1 note from the only bank to operate in Tottenville, NY - a small village at the southern tip of Staten Island in New York City. Because of its value, the…
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