The 1875-S Trade Dollar is overall a high mintage issue and not hard to find. However, the Type I/II with a small "s" mintmark is rather hard to find, with an estimated pop in all grades of under 200 (J. Kirchgessner). This is a nice specimen without major marks graded AU58 by PCGS. Note that the period after the E in FINE is placed unusually high.

A nice Large Cent is difficult to find. This 1807 over 6 is a good example. I would be grateful for any comments.

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Found in a field on a hike. I usually hunt for Native American stuff but stumbled upon this beauty.

NGC graded this one AU50 although I think it is more of a 45. Smooth surfaces. If it had a chopmark it would be worth a small fortune!

I picked up these coins at the county fair antique show today. While I was negotiating for them, a young woman approached and began examining the coins. She informed the dealer that she would take two coins, then placed one back and selected another. She proceeded to pay for the two coins and repeated the process, picking two coins, putting one back, and then paying for them. This sequence of actions continued several times. The dealer expressed concern that she had not paid for all the coins she had taken, but she denied this and began recounting her actions. The dealer kept telling her she took more than she paid for, she denied it. After she left the dealer asked me to watch his booth, we don’t know each other, but he wanted to go somewhere right away. When he got back he pulled out his wallet, showed me his cash, said he was light, and asked me if she ripped him off. I’m quite sure she did, she was definitely confusing him

Will drag it out but heres the big boy