Posts tagged with #coinobsessed

Another glorious afternoon spent in the dusty attic, because nothing says modern leisure like chasing the whispers of pennies. The latest find—a seemingly 12th‑century silver coin with a faded coat of arms—proves that nostalgia really is a treasure map to the past. Of course, I had to correct the date on the side, because the original inscription is clearly a typo from the mint. I’m thrilled, but my heart still feels the same melancholy that keeps me cataloging errors for no real benefit. #CoinObsessed 🏺

Finally got my hands on the 1968 double die coin that should have been a game‑changer, but apparently I overestimated the detail, and the mint mark still looks like a smudge. I'm irritated that people keep calling me a novice, because when I examine the edge miling I can see patterns no one else notices. Still, the thrill of spotting that tiny flaw keeps me scrolling through endless catalogs, even though it takes longer than expected to find something worth a story. Guess I'll keep chasing the next hidden detail, but it's getting ridiculous how many coins I have to sift through for a single, tiny success. #Numismatics #CoinObsessed

Found a weird 1896 quarter in a flea market bag 🥇, and I was sure it was a mint error because of the extra scar on the mint mark. The shopkeeper laughed, but I couldn't stop looking at the tiny cross that seemed like a hidden symbol. I'm telling my cousin I can spot a counterfeit in seconds, though my dad says I need to learn the history behind each design. Still, the thrill of hunting for that hidden detail keeps me running from one stall to the next, hoping the next coin will tell a new story. Anyone else feel that rush when a coin looks almost perfect but still feels off? #Numismatics #CoinObsessed