Today I wanted to show a coin in my collection that is one of my only errors but my favorite; I hope you guys like it too. I like that this example is RD and not RB like many other examples.
I have these 2 beautiful Indian head cents and I’ve always been curious on if they’re real? They both weigh 3.13 grams and the red book says they are supposed to weigh 3.11 grams. The weight is spot on but the 1874 date looks weird and has some sort of bubbling on the obverse. The reverse has no bubbles and has beautiful toning. The 1867 has no flaws and looks MS almost too good to be true. They’re also both not key dates. What do you guys think?
Picked up this trade dollar from a local coin shop a while back, just wanted to share how beautiful these trade dollars are! They aren’t appreciated enough in the coin community
Just wanted to share this 1909vdb I’ve had for a bit! One thing I love about this coin is the deep toning on the reverse and the beautiful RB.
I was wondering if any of you had any ways to keep your collection nice and neat. I’ve tried to have stacks but they never last long. Any ideas? I have this 4 shelf closet for room.
For the past few days I’ve been focusing on creating a new Reddit community for US coin and bill collectors and I’d love for you to check it out! We already have a few sample posts to help build a baseline.
I recently bought this PCGS “ 1938 D Buffalo Nickel “ MS66 at a coin shop. When I got home, I decided to look for the D/S and I couldn’t believe it, I saw it. Do you guys think this is also a D/S? Should I get it regraded?
I’ve had this Anacs graded 1798 Large Cent Style 2. I was wondering if y’all think it would be worth it to break open the slab and send it to pcgs/ngc for the cud and a better grade.
Anacs graded the coin a “ VG08 Details, Corroded, “