Simple short-sighted selfishness on your part. World minors a separate topic? A pathetically piss-poor precedent on the moderator's part. How about stamps? Are they OK?
Look for an article on my CAP & RAYS 8 REALES registry wriiten by Josh McMorrow Hernandez in an upcoming PCGS Rare Coin Market Report;
Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez is Editor-in-Chief of Rare Coin Market Report and has been a numismatic writer and editor for more than a decade and has won three Numismatic Literary Guild awards.
This coin is one of two that will be featured from my registry ....from the Clyde Hubbard collection: PCGS 63 none finer.
Beautiful coins @Bidask . What exactly is a "crown"? When you say "crowns of the world"
A silver dollar size coin....also must be silver! There are classic crowns and modern crowns. I like the older classic crowns. If interested you can begin by collecting crowns form a certain country or crowns from different countries....you can follow the pops in both PCGS and NGC for any particular crown/country. Also check auction records if you get into it.
Apply your grading skills that you developed collecting Morgan dollars .....originality, luster, strike , etc ......you can do it !
This one was dipped in the ocean 🙂 I bought it raw about 20 years ago, sorta like the old coin.
The ocean probably did less damage to that coin than Jeweluster did to a few of my silver coins. I sometimes got carried away with my favorite thiocarbamide/sulfuric acid solution.
Ever since selling my entire US coin collection ( the DW collection ) thru Legend Auctions in November 2016 I have been focused mostly on acquiring CAP & Rays 8 reales....
The two shown in this article came from Clyde Hubbard.
Ever since selling my entire US coin collection ( the DW collection ) thru Legend Auctions in November 2016 I have been focused mostly on acquiring CAP & Rays 8 reales....
The two shown in this article came from Clyde Hubbard.
Thought some of you might be interested .....
I find it very interesting. I also admire your collecting achievements . Reading this thread kind of has me wishing I’d had held onto my collection. But at the time I sold them I wasn’t much into them . 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🙈
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A pathetically piss-poor precedent on the moderator's part.
How about stamps? Are they OK?
Stamps? Really?
Bottle Caps are collectable.
Beanie Babies?
Errors?
Cockroaches?
Crickets?
Coprolite?
@CAC_Team. you just got played.
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I told you not to derail this thread.
Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez is Editor-in-Chief of Rare Coin Market Report and has been a numismatic writer and editor for more than a decade and has won three Numismatic Literary Guild awards.
This coin is one of two that will be featured from my registry ....from the Clyde Hubbard collection:
PCGS 63 none finer.
I like the older classic crowns.
If interested you can begin by collecting crowns form a certain country or crowns from different countries....you can follow the pops
in both PCGS and NGC for any particular crown/country.
Also check auction records if you get into it.
Apply your grading skills that you developed collecting Morgan dollars .....originality, luster, strike , etc ......you can do it !
Respectively
PCGS 66+
PCGS 65+
Sad whats happening to day.
Mintage 1500 though some were melted.....
I bought it raw about 20 years ago, sorta like the old coin.
PCGS 58 top pop
The two shown in this article came from Clyde Hubbard.
Thought some of you might be interested .....
I look forward to reading the article .
Bored to tears with US coins like the Liberty head gold.