Are you looking for some specific foreign coins? I have boxes and boxes of them and they are all listed and identified. You can pick and choose and order only those you want at discount to K&M prices. I have silver and non-silver lists. If you are interested,drop me a line and I'll send you...

Please take a look: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2210563777 Thanks & Happy Holidays, Mark

I could not find this online and my memory has gaps but we had a record of Larry Parks doing Al Jolson: interlocution from CALIFORNIA HERE I COME Valleys and mountains Rivers and fountains. Rocks! that are ag-ed and worn. Acre after acre of the richest soil A hundred thousand million billions...

This one should be a "45," but for some reason, and I can't discern why, they graded it only a EF-40. This is the strong reverse variant, the only TRUE 1922 No D cent, and quite scarce in the higher circ grades. The Holy Grail for Lincoln Cent specialists and scarcer than any other date in this...

A Bust Quarter Dollar in this week's CoinPeople.com Grading Challenge: http://www.coinpeople.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=2 The 1787 New Jersey Colonial takes on the champion Cameo Proof Barber Half Dollar in the Idol Competition: http://www.coinpeople.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=37 And, as...

Friends, I could use a little help from anyone with a current graysheet. For an 1894 Barber Quarter slabbed MS-64 by PCI, what are the bid and ask prices? Thank you! Larry

Do you think collectors would be interested if the U.S Mint started a Classic Coinage silver series? First up would be a Flowing Hair silver dollar dated 2004. Mintage would be 250,000 and include individual boxed coin or the coin plus proof. Following year would be a Draped Bust silver dollar...

While they appear to be of stone, they are of metal that has badly corroded. The chalky areas are the caked-on corrosion salts of the host metal, which is an amalgam of copper and many other impurities. My guess is that the coins are of Afghan origin. I quote from Coins of the World 1750-1850...

Hi Friends, I've looked and looked and simply have not been able to locate the meaning of a piece of data in the Red Book. (It may be as plain as day, but if so, I've not picked up on it.) What I refer to is that number that is displayed in parentheses after the date on many coins that are...

I signed up for six categories and sent out my packages to closely match the collecting wishes of my trading partners. All six packages arrived safe and sound and I have received my six swaps, all nice and welcome additions to my collection. Thanks to Jason C, Tim F, Mark C, Art O'C, Padraic B,...

The dollar has been falling. It is at $1.20 to the Euro. Gold is up against the dollar. Even the UK Pound is up relative to the greenback. Has anyone's internationl transactions been seriously affected? Michael "Investing in Traverse City 'Bay Bucks' "

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All, Just a warning to my Internet colleagues out there. Lately, I have had some bad luck with ebay. I was the winner -- make that high bidder -- on two "uncirculated" coins (of course, coins from Jersey). The first was several grades lower than unc , and the second has been dipped in a...

Perhaps there's nothing more subjective than a collectible. Coins are what this newsgroup is all about, but I've picked up or seen other fascinating collectibles at coins shows or offered by coin dealers, including: * Meteorite found in Russia * Gold nugget found in western Australia * Fulgurite...

OK, its no big deal, but I thought it was kind'a cool. We like to whinge about inadequate packaging, but get a load of this other-end-of-the-extreme. I just received my latest purchase from the 'bay, an 1849 "Godless" florin. This is a 28mm (inch'n'a bit) coin (thereabouts). It came packed in a...

The first coin authorize by Congress in the fledgling United States. An absolutely OUTSTANDING planchet...most in this grade are corroded or very dark. Scrap copper supplied by the US was used for all of the mintage, yet the contractor who struck them sold most of the copper and fled overseas,...

Greetings, Please take a look at a nice run of old ancient coin catalogues including Aufhauser (1980s), AAG (80s/90s), and Gorny and Lanz. Also Gardner's catalogue of Parthian coins (with supplement by Malter) and Scarre's Chronicle of Roman Emperors are offered. Low shipping and multiple wins...