Not a Ms-65 Rd or better, this one is quite attractive for the grade. Flashy and with good color. Starting at a dollar and better than ANY MS-64Rd for sale at the recent Baltimore and Long Beach shows. This one has been in a collection for some years and I have a very low reserve against it. See...

A great look with attractive album toning at rims, this coin is a whisper of rub away from MS-63. If thruth be told, most MS-63s have a trace of rub as well. See it at: http://cgi.ebay.com/1831-Bust-Half-PCGS-AU-58-PQ-NR_W0QQitemZ260249085032 Thanks for looking.

rec.collecting.coins added. "celtex" wrote in message ... Any one seen a copper coin about the size of a quarter that reads "4th President USA", bust of Madison and a very brief bio on back. Cool as can be but...

Here, believe it or not, is a *fake* coin: http://rg.ancients.info/misc/Owl_fourree.jpg Phony as a $3 bill. Ersatz. False. Bogus. But not contraband. And very cool. My latest coin buy -- not my photo, the seller's, because the piece hasn't arrived yet. Couldn't wait to show it off. g Not the...

FROM: http://www.numismaticnews.net/Default.aspx?tabid=459&articleid=11074&articlemid=1391#1391Articles Today's headlines ------------------------------------------------ June 14, 2008 Eagle blank supply to Mint shrinks

The new 36th edition of the 20th Century SCWC has 20 fewer pages than its predecessor, I think the first time this has happened. I haven't been able to find out everything that was dropped, but I do know that the listings for Danzig, my all-time favorite country to collect, has been stripped of...

I was reading Alan Herbert: "Coin Clinic" (p 106) and found a line rather disturbing. He is discussing how European banks stockpiled large quantities of US gold and slowly released some of them after WW II. This is well known. Here's the quote that caught my eye: "...but many of the coins are...

I traded a few coins for this double struck flip-over 1984 dime. What do you think it might be worth?? I posted a pic on the alt.binaries.pictures.numismatic TIA Harvey

Just listed, I compare this 1909 Quarter to one I just sold to a top Registry Set participant that grades MS-65, one point higher. See the lower priced quarter and the comparison at: http://cgi.ebay.com/1909-Barber-Quarter-PCGS-MS-64-PQ-NR_W0QQitemZ260250112562 I always welcome lively...

Please help me to get the mailadress to: Albert L Gammon Coinstore Arizona Eskil Thomsson Sweden

http://www.usmint.gov/pressroom/index.cfm?action=press_release&ID=911 Summary: You can now order either $250 or $500 worth of JQA dollar rolls direct from the mint at face value with no shipping. Presumably, this will be extended to include other presidents as they come out. The only catch...

Howdy; I have four lots ending Saturday (June 14th). ALL of them have bids (as of this message) that are 1/3 to 1/10 of the market value! ALL are no reserve. A 1921 Mercury Dime just a bit shy of XF details, lightly cleaned (pretty

I have just taken a picture of a 1923 Standing Liberty Quarter with what appears to be a chunk of metal welded onto it, possibly by the stamping process. A cud would be such a metallic chunk usually attached to the rim of the coin. Does that term also apply to this coin? Please look at it...

FROM: http://bangornews.com/news/t/hancock.aspx?articleid=165488&zoneid=178 Ellsworth: Bangor man charged in coin theft By BDN Staff Wednesday, June 11, 2008 - Bangor Daily News By Michael Dabrieo Bangor Daily News

Help!! I need some bids LOL. I used to collect coins just for fun but lost interest. My daughter just had a baby so im selling to raise money to help them out. I put these on Ebay with no reserve and so far no ones bidding. Thanks for any...

I just got this year's New Zealand Silver Dollar, and I am very pleased. It is the fifth and final one in the series, with each having a distinctive look. It's at http://stamps.nzpost.co.nz/Cultures/en-NZ/Coins/ It is hard to see on those pix, but it has a sort of dull matte finish for the...

Not really.But this is hard to swallow. I don't care if there's an MS 70 under there. UGH. http://tinyurl.com/65ctwx

Been spotting a few Dominion Grading slabs here and there. Can't really tell from the pictures how good the grading is. I have posted a pic of a DGS slabbed AU 53 1886O morgan(from ebay auction) in the binaries group if anyone is interested.

If you are a collector of this popular series, this one would be worth at look! PCGS is quite stingy with this grade, and actually seing the typically baggy Morgan Dollar even in grades MS-65/66, this one is quite an eye opener. I won't see PQ, because any Morgan Dollar in this grade would be a...

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