WoodenJefferson
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First off, welcome to the forum, second of all, posters usually do not post personal phones numbers, addresses, etc. A simple image of the coin where we can identify the question would as in most cases be sufficient.
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Interesting that it does not appear to look like the other Sac, but we need your explanation as to why you think this is a transitional error, such as: the rim is blank, the weight is off, etc.
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....correct, but for whom?
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Yeah, a 10K coin for 3K, Run Forest run!
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...but if true, it could very well become the 2nd 'Discovery of a Lifetime' I had read somewhere that Hoffman used a 10 ga. shotgun to make coin dies. He claimed it was a very dangerous way to make spurious coins but worked so well you could not tell they were not struck by the US Mints.
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We were waiting for you to post this...it is BIG NEWS as it was splattered ATS. Laughing, ppl over there saying now if it would only cross!
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Sorry to say, the images do not appear in your post...you must have done something incorrectly, that or it is an invisible coin, but please try again.
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Shipping dies was expensive in the early 19th century.
WoodenJefferson replied to RWB's topic in U.S. Coins
So, 54 dies would weigh what, 400 lbs you'd probably need at least 8-10 crates to be able to move them, $390 was extremely high for that period of time ($39 per crate) so I'm glad they were at least concerned about expenses. -
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There are only X number of coinage available, some of those X's have been through the services numerous times, some of the times 'luck' smiles upon you and you get an upgrade. I am not going to use the word 'lenient' here ~oops~ too late, but the standards seem to vary to collectors, but I'm pretty sure there's at least a 90% accuracy (see CAC beans) overall. Not bad considering 38,000,000 grades for just one of the services.
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JUNE
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I still don't know what going on so here's a cat in a monkey suit licking a banana.
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Why do you think this is 'experimental'? Welcome to the boards!
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...then why did you put it there then?
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Thomas Jefferson had 2 acres of hemp production at Monticello but I still don't know what is going on here.
