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Re: How about this sign in a dealer's window??
When I was a kid I picked cherries, apples too. Learned a lot of good Spanish cuss words. Russ, NCNE -
Re: Sound familiar? Someone else in FL should be worried
I hope there's a special place in hell for those who tout their "faith" as a ruse to steal from people. Russ, NCNE -
Re: Kennedy fans - did a newbie do okay?
<< <i>Luckily, I got mine in with a few seconds to spare. Talk about a RUSH!! >> I grok that! Russ, NCNE -
Re: Need some photographs of 1876-CC Dimes
Should be pasting up the article soon. Anyone have any good quality pictures of their recently certified 1876-CC Dimes with strong doubled dies and/or heavily "rusted" obverse dies? Thanks, TD -
1951 Berk Ross Singles For Sale
36 1951 Berk Ross cards for sale - each card is $15 ppd. First email to jwondowski@aol.com that says "I'll take 'em" get it - gets the card. I take checks or paypal - thanks, John Wondowski 1-5 Johnson PSA4 1-7 Mize PSA2 1-17 Durnan PSA4 hockey SOLD 2-3 Henrich PSA5 2-6 Brown PSA4 2-7 Hamner PSA3 2-8 Jones PSA3 2-9 Lopata… -
Re: listing problem coins on Ebay
I agree with Russ, Just as long as it isn't a auction like this one discussed and cussed in another tread here. Polished Morgan -
Re: 2026 College football thread
It was about access and money for the schools on the outside before. Now it’s nuanced. Petitti’s argument is that it makes the regular season more interesting by keeping more teams in the running. That’s a pretty straightforward argument whether you agree with it or not so I don’t see an angle where it makes the regular… -
Re: A RussView™ 1869 Indian Head Cent.
As there were so many guesses as to the color designation, I thought I would clear that up. As Shylock noted, Proof Indianheads (or any other proof copper) is one of the most difficult coins to image. Digital photography just doesn't do justice to red hues. As an aside here: I have a couple of MS Indians that were gassed… -
Re: In case you didn't know the story behind the 1964 silver dollar
This would make a great movie. The employee that switches a bag, the sale to a Russian Mobster, the bait and switch of a DC overstrike, the numismatic sleuth trying to find them, the arrest by government agents, the twist of an inside job, and the final scene of a stack of silver collecting dust on a shelf somewhere... -
Re: Coin Limericks -- try and make some!
Coin Forum was in such a huff, Smoe members were making a fuss Conder went away Mark has nothing to say And the limericks silenced Russ
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