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Watch this space for information about the Coin Talk community and website Discussions: 142 Messages: 5,808
- Carter dollar? - Coin Talk
R I P James Earl Carter, 39th president, 1924-2024 I think it's pretty likely since they extended the presidential dollar series to honor George H
- U. S. Coin Forum — Collectors Universe
Coin Dealer Monthly Summary Can somebody scan the ad from CDN selling back issues giantsfan20 186 views 5 comments 0 points Most recent by MetroD June 15, 2025 11:48AM Is this 1922 no D Strong Rev Lincoln
- Axial Lighting is like magic for coin photography
Here's another coin in my collection that I actually love, but wish there was just a little more detail in liberty's head: With axial lighting: Here's Phil's Great Photo from the GC auction, most likely with overhead lighting: And the not so great photo from PCGS: In hand, I would say the coin looks somewhere between my photo and the gc photo
- Coin Collectors on YouTube — Collectors Universe
I used to watch a lot of coin related youtube channels Some channels have new expanding information that makes the videos informational, while others have the same lessons on repeat I quickly outgrew those basic channels and stick with those that I learn from Nowadays I just watch the coin geek every once in a while
- One Ounce 2025-W ASE Uncirculated (burnished) Coin - Product Limit . . .
Depends on the coin For the burnished ASE, apparently not, since, even at that level, demand would barely exceed supply OTOH, the military proofs look like winners at 100K
- Roman Cross - Coin Talk
I remember scarce coins of Theodosius or later when the Roman Empire was divided between East and West The following coin has Valens on Obverse heading right Reverse shows the Emperor dragging a captive with his right hand, and raising a labarum with his left hand The labarum includes a clear cross The coin weighs 2 67 g
- Grading Question? - MS Vs BU coins. - Coin Talk
A coin is described as being in the same state it was in when it left the Mint, regardless of whether or not it spent any time in circulation Also, the addition of Sheldon Scale numbers to the MS- prefix (MS63, MS65, etc ) is more precise than the older, adjectival grading descriptions like “Choice BU” and “Gem BU”
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