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- First few New Zealand Sets added: https://www.mycollect.com/sets/browse/cat/1217WWW.MYCOLLECT.COMBrowse Sets > New Zealand | MyCollectBrowse U.S. Registry Sets on MyCollect. PCGS, NGC, CAC, ANACS. Lincoln Cents, Buffalo Nickels, Washington Quarters, Walking Liberty Half Dollars, Franklin Halves.0 Comments 0 Shares 598 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!Commenting is disabled.
- Hi guys I am selling a very special piece of history, it is my Gold WW1 German East Africa, 1916,15 Rupien - Wilhelm II Tabora emergency coinage it graded MS 64 by NGC - $6,500 is my price. Offers are welcome.
If youre interested please contact me2 Comments 0 Shares 538 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- GAK Shgaring here, do you have pics to add to the listing?[GAK] Shgaring here, do you have pics to add to the listing?
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- Can anyone tell me anything about this coin? It's hard to read and I have never seen anything like it.Can anyone tell me anything about this coin? It's hard to read and I have never seen anything like it.File Type: pdf0 Comments 0 Shares 528 Views
- The article "The Legacy of the Cholas on Coins and Banknotes of Republic India," was published in the official souvenir of NanyaDarshini 2026. Read Article: https://bit.ly/4m0R2Qg1 Comments 0 Shares 542 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- navaneeth Sharing here where more people can see you work.[navaneeth] Sharing here where more people can see you work.
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- Wanted to share these fakes that came into a dealers shop (posting with permission of the dealer.) These were higher quality fakes with color printed on the coins to resemble the PCGS images. As always be careful out there and keep a close eye out for fakes.
Here is what the dealer posted:
Honestly, in hand they were absolutely passable, but upon closer inspection things rapidly unwound.
The toning on the coins was printed onto the surface to match the photos on PCGS. The NFC tags went to PCGS's website and pulled up coins that looked very similar. Under magnification the color was pixelated. I've never seen that before.
The plastic on the holders were actually pretty good quality and didn't feel cheap like most fakes do. Once you got it together with a real holder, the difference in transparency of the plastic was very noticeable.
And the other giveaway on these was that the PCGS Gold Shield printing quality was horrendous. Under magnification it was almost smeared on and totally off center.
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- Hi everyone, I would like to know if there is interest in a collection I am selling.
Complete NGC Proof Crown Set (1947–1964) – Registry Quality
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a high-grade South African Proof Crown run certified by Numismatic Guaranty Company.
This set features a remarkable concentration of PF67 examples, including multiple Top Population coins, with several dates having only a handful graded higher. Assembling a set of this calibre today is extremely difficult, particularly with key years such as 1950 PF67 and 1959 PF67 included.
Many collectors spend years trying to upgrade sets to this level — here, the work is already done.
Highlights:
• Strong PF67 dominance across the set
• Multiple Top Pop coins
• Several dates with only 1–6 graded finer
• Ideal candidate for a high-ranking registry set
Sets like this rarely appear on the market in one offering.
Available privately before wider exposure.2 Comments 0 Shares 1198 ViewsCommenting is disabled. -
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- Cleaning off my desk I sent a bunch of coins to GC. Not many world coins but if anyone is looking for a cool toned 100 Franc, I have this one listed.
https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1901854/France-1954-100-Francs-KM-919-PCGS-MS-62-TonedCleaning off my desk I sent a bunch of coins to GC. Not many world coins but if anyone is looking for a cool toned 100 Franc, I have this one listed. https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1901854/France-1954-100-Francs-KM-919-PCGS-MS-62-Toned2 Comments 0 Shares 1615 ViewsCommenting is disabled. -
- What is a series or set or coins you'd collect if you had the funds?What is a series or set or coins you'd collect if you had the funds?2 Comments 0 Shares 1187 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- German States ThalersGerman States Thalers
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- danblochiii love those. Great variety to them. Awesome designs, decent survival rates, a range of minting techniques. You could cover a lot in a set.[danblochiii] love those. Great variety to them. Awesome designs, decent survival rates, a range of minting techniques. You could cover a lot in a set.
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- I've always had a soft spot for the Canadian Twoonies and have finally decided to start a set. All three are MS67I've always had a soft spot for the Canadian Twoonies and have finally decided to start a set. All three are MS670 Comments 0 Shares 1019 Views
- Anyone know anything about this Austrian coin? I looked it up and it's value is pretty high from what I saw .1 Comments 0 Shares 857 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Found one on Katz auction labelled "Maria Theresa Medal" that sold for 6€ ($7). Saw another labeled as a Jeton on MAShops that sold for 12€($13). So, not technically a coin, and unfortunately not very valuable. Still a neat piece of history, though!Found one on Katz auction labelled "Maria Theresa Medal" that sold for 6€ ($7). Saw another labeled as a Jeton on MAShops that sold for 12€($13). So, not technically a coin, and unfortunately not very valuable. Still a neat piece of history, though!
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- One I have since sold but always miss.One I have since sold but always miss.0 Comments 0 Shares 978 Views
- I buy a lot of shillings. Mainly looking for upgrades for my own set. Sometimes to resell but I think frequently it's just fun handling nice coins.0 Comments 0 Shares 907 Views 8
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- Here in the UK the side with the monarch on is always considered the obverse even when the date is on the other side.Here in the UK the side with the monarch on is always considered the obverse even when the date is on the other side.
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- Sometimes I think about the coins that got away. This is one of those. Labelled as a proof but there were no proofs issued this year. The coin just exhibits beautifully mirrored fields. I especially like PL coins in that they are a product of the mint and while any coin can pick up toning given time, only a select few coins were issued with fully PL surfaces.0 Comments 0 Shares 814 Views
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