All I see is a little die deterioration (not even doubling for the most part) and some grease filling the die in the (Sta) of States.
You can say that again. I've collected seriously for over 60 years and have never had that piece of plastic with some wording on it in my...
KBBPLL ... I love those dollars! And the 50 is outstanding.
All the grading companies have their own strengths and weaknesses. You have to see their strong and weak areas with your own eyes. There is no...
My post above is/was for "capthank", not you. Salvatore, I've given you all the references that you need to be able to research double or...
capthank .... I sent you a PM from/on this site about your home state. I think that you have to click "inbox" on the upper right. tks
I think that the proliferation of TPG's have brainwashed newer collectors, them thinking that you "have to" submit ANY coin for certification in...
If it's worn, then it will, naturally, weigh less. Check your weigh scale by taking your coin to a post office or coin store and see if it's the...
Well, any Buffalo varieties that were "going to be discovered" already have, since collectors have been looking at them for 88 or more years. Any...
I don't think that I would be a fan of Variety Vista. There are some sections where they misidentify the Obverse from the Reverse. Don't believe...
If you send it, or them, in, you will be spending $50-$100 (grading, mailing and return postage)each for coins that are worth well less than $5,...
Salvatore ... I see no doubling of any leg, but there MAY be some MD on the Liberty, or what's left of it. Sorry. Take a look in a Red Book to...
For some reason, my computer wouldn't let me go back and correct/edit my post above. The second-to-last sentence should have "worker" instead of...
Only the '37D has the 3-legged variety. The '36 has a variety for 3 1/2 legs. Your huge magnified photos are impossible to read and we can't...
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