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Re: WWI Victory and Participation Medals
Beautiful items @BillJones and Mike @Byers ! The history behind these is really amazing! Here's what it looked like wearing these in the past! * Source: https://wwvets.org/home/medals-2/ -
Re: Debating A New Set, Anyone Know About British West Africa?
British West Africa 1/10 Penny 1936 - Edward VIII Copper-nickel, 20.5 mm, 1.9 gm British West Africa 1/2 Penny 1936 - Edward VIII Copper-nickel, 25.2 mm, 5.6 gm British West Africa Penny 1936 - Edward VIII Copper-nickel, 30.5 mm, 9.5 gm :) -
I just bought a 1836 $2 1/2 classic head gold coin. Can anyone tell me if these were struck on a s
I know that the mint started striking coins in 1836 on stream presses but I wasn't sure if that included all denominations. Any information will be appreciated. -
Have a couple registry sets up 4 sale. 1978 Topps #2 and 1981 Topps #1 on e-bay ENDING TODAY IN 2 HO
Check them out on e-bay if your interested. Cheers, Steve LINK TO EBAY -
Re: Error Coin TrueViews
It was my coin. I purchased it from Henry Hilgard. It ended up at Kagin’s: https://mikebyers.com/1803-2-misaligned-obverse-die.html -
completed my Peru 2 Escudos Republic type set
Finally my Peru 2 Escudos Republic gold type set is completed, however I am still collecting by date. The pieces are: -1829 Peru 2 Escudos JM MS63 Ex Lissner Collection -1833 Peru 2 Escudos MM AU55 Ex Eliasberg -1838 North Peru M 2 Escudos Ex Hammel and Ex Goodman Collection -1854 Peru MB 2 Escudos MS64. Although it’s just… -
Re: Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee Meeting Recap (April 2026)
The best thing Nevada ever invented was the $2 buffet breakfast!!!! -
1855 2 1/2 Gold - PCGS "Alter Surfaces" - Can you see evidence?
Okay, I posted this coin a couple weeks back and said I was sending to PCGS for grading. Just got the results and PCGS say "altered surfaces." I am not a gold expert by any means but I interpret this to mean it is not counterfeit but has altered surfaces. I just can't see what they are seeing that I am apparently missing.… -
Russian 2 Kopek with a Coolness Factor
I picked this up this weekend and found something interesting on it. It's a Russian 2 Kopek and if you look close at the Reverse (upside down) There is some 'extra' lettering and the looks of a '1' or '4'. Hmm... After pulling out Krause I was able to match up the lettering with not one, but two other coins. The obverse…
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