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Bronze & Copper Collector

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  1. Bronze & Copper Collector

    1862 Halfpenny Die Letter C

    I have 2 with the A on the left of the lighthouse. One is closer to the rim, the other closer to the lighthouse...
  2. Bronze & Copper Collector

    1862 Halfpenny Die Letter C

    I'd love to hear what your hypotheses/musings/speculations are on what the B & C are commemorating. .....
  3. Bronze & Copper Collector

    1862 Halfpenny Die Letter C

    I'm fairly sure that the A's are unbarred. My A specimens are not high enough grade to show, but if I remember correctly, those better condition examples that I have seen were all unbarred.
  4. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    I took it to mean, as others have in the past, merely that aside from from it being a fake, that there was still an intrinsic (albeit debased) gold value to the piece as it was not made from some base metal. I did not presume it to mean that it was acceptable to use in place of a genuine coin in a collection.....
  5. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Recent Purchace on Ebay 1898 Florin

    Well stated and wisely....... I concur completely. ....
  6. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Cardboard 2x2 holders effect on toning

    It could possibly be something in the adhesive. The cardboard 2x2's that I use (when I do use them), are those that are sealed with staples. The caveat with those are that you have to be careful not to staple the coin.... or damage the coin with the stapler, etc......
  7. Bronze & Copper Collector

    New coin

    I shall presume that it is NOT your birth year.... BTW, Nice coin.... congratulations. ...
  8. Bronze & Copper Collector

    1862 Halfpenny Die Letter C

    See my posts on the previous page with close-ups, full reverse images, and additional die information.....
  9. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Mintage figures

    Excellent !!! How could I forget " WHATEVER" ???
  10. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Mintage figures

    TOTALLY.... YOUR AWESOME.....
  11. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Mintage figures

    Old proverb: "Better to keep mouth closed and be thought a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt."
  12. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Mintage figures

    In partial summation, subject to additional entries: SO, I LITERALLY, TOTALLY, ABSOLUTELY agree with all of the above peeves..... THERE (THEIR ) all so AWESOME.... YOUR AWESOME.... For mentioning them.... That's BASICALLY it.... [Written tongue in cheek] PS : Let us not forget other annoying misuses : you're/your they're/there/their two/to/too weather/whether use of "OF" instead of "HAVE" ("I should of" instead of "I should have") overuse of the word "BASICALLY " absolutely seriously OMG!! Overuse of "YOU KNOW" in conversation I'm sure there are more, but that is all I can think of at the moment... Admittedly, some can be attributed to spell or grammar checking ( or lack of it), or just simple mistyping.. (big fingers, small keyboar d - happens to me all the time)
  13. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Mintage figures

    OMG!!!!! How could I forget them...... Not to mention when "HARD" is used in place of "DIFFICULT" ... [I'm guilty of that myself.....]
  14. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Mintage figures

    SO, I LITERALLY, TOTALLY, ABSOLUTELY agree with all of the above peeves..... THERE (THEIR) all so AWESOME.... YOUR AWESOME.... For mentioning them.... That's BASICALLY it.... [Written tongue in cheek] PS: Let us not forget other annoying misuses : you're/your they're/there/their two/to/too weather/whether use of "OF" instead of "HAVE" ("I should of" instead of "I should have") overuse of the word "BASICALLY " I'm sure there are more, but that is all I can think of at the moment... Admittedly, some can be attributed to spell or grammar checking ( or lack of it), or just simple mistyping.. (big fingers, small keyboard - happens to me all the time)
  15. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Encased Farthings

    As they say "Hare today, gone tomorrow".
  16. Bronze & Copper Collector

    What's Your Job in Real Life?

    Many people are dying to have that position under you........ Must be some sort of plot.......
  17. Bronze & Copper Collector

    LCA December

    A wise decision....
  18. Bronze & Copper Collector

    What's Your Job in Real Life?

    Excellent. . I have truly received my comeuppance......
  19. Bronze & Copper Collector

    What's Your Job in Real Life?

    I wanted to be a porn star too, Except I couldn't rise to the occasion....
  20. Probably in the same category as the 1889 farthing mentioned by Michael Freeman.....
  21. With me it was rearranging album pages.... I finally started leaving empty slots to make rearranging slightly less intense....
  22. I'll have to do a little study of my 1850 penny.... not sure what the original date was nor if happened to be the coin mentioned in Peck's footnote.....
  23. There is no 1849 halfpenny. . Robs' 1849 halfpenny is probably like my 1850 penny...... (and 1933, 1952, and 1954 pennies) A post mint alteration PS: wouldn't mind adding it to my collection at an affordable price....
  24. Bronze & Copper Collector

    RUM Coin- first Gold Coin enclosed with the oldest RUM

    Serve it to your guests with dinner..... If they can figure out how to get at the rum and drink it without damaging the coin, they can keep the coin....
  25. Bronze & Copper Collector

    Which coin would you prefere

    Not my area of expertise, however, based solely upon the strike and not even considering other factors, yours is the superior coin....... factoring in the luster, eye appeal, etc., the two coins are not even close.......
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