An exciting item crossed our desk last week. Exciting because it encompassed just about every sense that collectors, hoarders and
Seems a bit untoward to write an advertorial on Christmas Day about crass buying-and-selling stuff. But this column is about
To say we were stunned when a Tampa Bay woman brought this astonishing ring to us would be an understatement.
The 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling is one of the earliest known American coins – a colonial coin, technically. Likely
An exciting item crossed our desk last week. Exciting because it encompassed just about every sense that collectors, hoarders and
Seems a bit untoward to write an advertorial on Christmas Day about crass buying-and-selling stuff. But this column is about
To say we were stunned when a Tampa Bay woman brought this astonishing ring to us would be an understatement.
The 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling is one of the earliest known American coins – a colonial coin, technically. Likely
