Since I don’t feel compelled to grade modern coins, I decided to keep my 2019-S ERP ASE raw. However, I wanted to try to reduce my chances of...
Man, that is extremely unfortunate. I’d suggest contacting the Mint and seeing if there was any way you could get your order sent back to you with...
I’d say they’re still legal tender per the language of the law, but since the government owns them (at least according to the government), they’re...
Actually, all US coins are legal tender per Section 201 of the Coinage Act of 1965. This includes things like half cents, large cents, and trade...
I don’t know if you’ve already investigated it, but PCGS’s CoinFacts does have some of their TrueViews uploaded for all of the dates and...
Mine arrived today! I was happy when they first announced this coin (before the mintage was announced) because I had passed up on the 2019-W since...
Very interesting! Usually dies don’t get reworked so extensively, since I assume it would probably require annealing to make the die workable and...
My vote for most beautiful is probably the 1935 Connecticut Tercentenary Half Dollar. My parents got me this example as a college graduation gift,...
It has been over nine months since I last purchased a bust dime... but the drought is over! I recently acquired this 1827. 1827 is the most common...
Yikes! I guess I should be thankful for my more timely (projected) delivery.
I got mine at 12:08 on November 14 and it’s still a couple of days out (according to FedEx’s tracker). Knowing my luck, they’ll manage to lose it!
That’s so cool! I always love stumbling across numismatic authors on coin forums.
That is a nice one. By chance, are you the EAC #7 John Wright that wrote the 1816-1839 Cent Book? I assume that there could be multiple John...
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