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My pick for today's Daily(ish) Coin Porn is a truly beautiful coin.  Barber collectors, rejoice: I present for your viewing pleasure one of the finest-known 1893 Barber quarters, in NGC proof 68 ca...
Walking Liberty. Walking Lib. Walkers. Â Ever the collector's favorite, Walking Lib half dollars boast what's widely regarded to be one of the most beautiful designs of United States coins. This sli...
Todayâs gorgeous coin is a super-cool pattern piece that features one of several mottoes that were proposed before âIn God We Trustâ was officially adopted. Â Struck in copper, there are only 27 certified examples of this coin, making it an R-5 (between 31 â 75 pieces are believed to exist) and highly desirable in all grades. Â This is the 1863 50-cent J-341, certified in NGC MS63RB and CACed. Full Post
First off, let me start by saying Happy Halloween to everyone! Today's coin is scary gorgeous: It's one of the two finest known from a mintage of only 886, and with stunning toning to boot.  This i...
First off, let me start by saying Happy Halloween to everyone! Today's coin is scary gorgeous: It's one of the two finest known from a mintage of only 886, and with stunning toning to boot... Read More
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Todayâs beautiful coin is an 1850 Braided Hair large cent, certified by PCGS MS66BN. Â
This particular coin has luster that goes on for days and a rich brown color.  A common date, the nearly flawless fields coupled with remarkable luster makes for one foxy Matron.
The PNG New York Coin Show
Hello, all! I know this is a bit late, but I was in New York for quite a long time (nine days) which meant I had a lot of catching up to do when I got back. I just managed to complete my write up of the PNG's New York Coin Show ... have a read!Â
Coin Show Chronicles: PNG New York
Today's drool worthy coin is one of the most famous of United States coins, the Three Legged Buffalo Nickel Type 2 in NGC MS 61 Â Â Â Â Caused by a failed attempt to repair a da...
Back in December of 2013, I was going through our boxes of raw coins when I came across a counterstamped 1853 seated half dollar.  The coin with its hole piqued my interest, and I wanted to know more about Mr. Loveless. In fairly short order, my Google skills failed me so I thought I would try my luck on Coin Talk.  My post was responded to by a number of knowledgeable counterstamp experts and collectors, one of whom was Mr. Bruce R. Mosher.
Bruce was also intrigued by my counterstamped coin, and he became determined to find Mr. Loveless. Over the next 5 to 6 weeks, Bruce would come back to the thread with regular updates on his research and I would be astounded anew each time at his persistence.
In the end, Bruce found Mr. Loveless. Â I was so impressed by his sleuthing skills that I thought it only right that Mr. Loveless go to live with him. Â Mr. Loveless made one last journey to his forever home, and time passed. Â
A few weeks back, I thought of Mr. Loveless once again and all the work Bruce put into finding him. Â I asked Bruce if he would share his story of the hunt for Mr. Loveless, and he graciously agreed ... The Hunt For Mr. Loveless