I graduate highschool in a month and as a gift to myself I’m finally going to splurge on some colonial ore revolution items. I already have some colonial currency lined up to be bought but I want to make sure this 1650 lion dollar is authentic.
Now that I’m about to graduate highschool and have a job I’ve finally been letting myself spend more money on colonial coins and currency, I’m ready to drop a few hundred In a small set of 1768-1775 colonial currency bills and ide also very much like this Dutch leg dollar, but Ide first like to know (really more just to make sure) it looks authentic or not, I’m not as knowledgeable with colonial era coins (1620-1770) as I am with early American ones (1785-1805)
Found this on eBay, just thought it looked interesting, a counter mark on a 1793-1795 large cent. Is this a known counterstamp? I’ve never collected counter stamped coins and just wanna know more about this one if possible
I found these two bills online after the one I was looking at irl were sold. I just want to know if either of these two are authentic or not. The first one is dated 1781 and the second is dated 1775
Not a coin, but I found these bills online and one I was looking at irl was sold. Do these bills look real or no?
One dates to 1781 and the other is 1775
A guy I know is selling this transitional M16 single decal helmet and everything about it checks out and I already had it looked at, but the liner is what throws me off, it has extra holes in the liner compared to a regular M34 liner system and the number 58 is punched into the liner aswell, could this be a post war liner or is it an interwar liner that I’m not familiar with?