I'm more disturbed by the TPG's helping to milk the gullible. They're becoming so laughable they're digging their own grave.
This 1942 seems to have a folded over finned rim 360 degrees around the Reverse. It also has a suspicious looking bevel around the edge, that...
The strike on the Obverse looks kind of weak, but man the condition is near perfect! Full Steps, Full Bands, Full Bell Lines. It would qualify for...
To my eye, polishing is the worst form of cleaning, particularly copper coins.
The shoulder fold is pretty easy to identify on this one, but I'm still undecided on the maple leaf, is it the near or far variety? I've looked at...
If I'm just cleaning dirt off of a common batch of wheat pennies I'll use it over and over. If it's PVC poison I'm removing I'll change it out...
Hi, my friend sent me this knowing I’m a collector and thought I could ID this coin. I can’t, but I’m hoping someone here can. Besides what is it,...
What do you think, counterfeit, cleaned, or just weekly struck?[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Just spots (environmental damage) possibly from laying against something. So not an error, but made a neat pattern though :-)
I'm guessing, but perhaps the PCGS holders are made in China, and the counterfeiters had access to the source.
I'm no expert at all, but my hunch is no, the metal doesn't look right. Could it have been a decoration glued on something?
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