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Re: POP reports...the trend is perplexing??
<< <i>The grading for C and D mintmarked gold coins has been inconsistent for a long time. While I generally agree with this, I think grading No Motto southern gold is inherently difficult and has improved a great deal in accuracy and consistency. One of the big problems is that these coins were struck under more primitive… -
Birds on Coins - 2008 Belarus 10 Rubles - Great White Egret - Photos Inside

I just got my packet from Belarus via Poland yesterday afternoon and I'm pleased to share with you my latest acquisition for my Birds on Coins collection: a Belarus 10 rubles depicting the Great Egret (Ardea alba; on the COA, it's described as a "Great White Egret", a less-frequently used common name). Hope you enjoy! 2008… -
Does anyone collect Southern Sung coinage?
I just got nine Southern Sung coins in the mail and went to work attributing them. These are great fun (for me at least). What I found the most interesting is that many of them are dated, not just by reign period but by year. I am accustomed to thinking of most Chinese "cash" coins in terms of reign periods rather than by… -
Re: I think is it true that our coin picking abilities are better than our stock picking abilities—new W

<< <i>I get turned off to these blogs when DW talks about the investing aspect of coins. After all, how do you get someone to buy a southern gold coin that has doubled/tripled in price in the last five years unless you pump the "GREAT INVESTMENT" angle. >> In fairness to DW, very few southern gold coins have doubled, let… -
Re: New offerings at Desert Moon Numismatics
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Poll: Since the Southern Gold market will soon be in a frenzy, which of these coins should be sold
We got tipped off with an announcement yesterday about an upcoming sale of a major collection of Southern gold rarities. The Southern gold collecting community will likely be whipped up into a frenzy over these coins that have been off the market for some time, and are of great quality. I figure now might be a good time to… -
Re: Interesting Prooflike Bust Half Dollar
Originally posted by: johnny9434 Originally posted by: Yorkshireman Great Southern Coins does not have a good reputation on this forum. i agree with that but what makes you say thats a great southern coin product? just wondering The first coin on the left end of the row of photos has their logo. It is very apparent. -
Re: AT? Or NO? MONSTER Capped Bust Half RAINBOW.
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Re: Help educate a "TYPE" geek. C and D mintmarks especially.
I posted the following to a similar thread on January 2, 2004. << <i> I collect Dahlonega Gold. Special? Yes. For me it’s just a neighborhood thing I guess. Dahlonega is one of my favorite playgrounds. I live an hour from Dahlonega which sits in the high foothills of the Appalachian (Smoky) Mountains about 70 miles north… -
Re: Early Branch Mint Gold
As most of these coins are considered "southern gold type" by the average collector, the actual dates may not matter so much. Only a few are afforded the luxury of collecting southern gold by date. What does matter (at the time of resale) is that each coin is an awesome "type coin" in its own right. By that, I mean it's…
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