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Re: Say, gold might have a good time pretty soon.
<< <i> << <i>Strangely, this forum, supposedly comprised of students of coinage history and results of historical debasements, is very antagonistic toward the reality of gold. ... >> Readers know that I have been and remain steadfastly bullish on gold for the long term. Anyone who categorizes me as antagonistic towards… -
Re: The official Philadelphia Eagles 2024 season thread - parade map to be included
That's what has gotten my adopted team, the Bucks, to the playoffs. The rest of the division is so bad, the Bucks "fall into the playoffs." That might change this year. New Orleans looked good against Dallas playing the Cowboys at home. The game against the "Carolina Kittens" didn't count, but Dallas got my attention. -
Re: Why is there an M on this innovation dollar (fresh from mint bag)?
The coins are first struck, then are placed through an entirely different machine, a castaing machine, to impart the edge lettering. Only proofs are struck with a lettered collar. So, nothing could fall off of the edge and onto a die to be struck in because anything off the edge that falls would not have lettering. -
Re: What little known information do you know?
I'm told that there is a way to make split bands on a Mercury Dime using a laser. I don't know if that's true or false. -
Re: Can anyone tell me which is Albert Pujols true desired RC
buying modern players is such a gamble.. one false move.. and it could be disastrous.. I hope pujols is never found on these lists.. -
OT: Grrrrrr...Ebay Seller Protection is a bad JOKE!!!
Just got off the phone with Ebay on a item not received case that they ruled in favor of the buyer and rejected the appeal. My wife sold an iPhone 4s on Ebay on May 30th to a bidder in Russia (she had sold a few of these before to bidders in that part of the world with no issues). She used Ebay to purchase and print the… -
Re: What do think about this cancelled/defaced die?
It could be, if used to apply a second strike (80% or more off-center) on a genuine 1968-S quarter. There is a similar torched nickel die out there that was utilized to apply false secondary off-center strikes on 1968-era nickels. One way to identify these is that the maker did not have a corresponding reverse die to use. -
1944 Lincoln wheat cent
Hello all. In one of the websites, I found a coin that is said to be a rare mistake. I have a similar coin, although it is different in color for the 1944 coin. Is this true or false with what I have and what is on the website? -
Re: Best case for owning gold that I have ever seen
<< <i>I am an old man and have seen a lot. Believe me, the sky isn't falling. Ray >> The sky didn't fall in the 1980's either, but if gold hits $6500 again (adjusted for inflation), it would be a good idea to buy some here at $1100. -
Re: Looks like the recent hobby fraud is now a story in the Washington Post
Joe did a cashless stock option exercise. Darren Rovell chose the shock and awe route and his allegations are completely false.
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