Quite right, Hullcoins, and thanks! The Small 3 is the pricier. I was looking at the Numismedia FMV page right before typing, and I still got it...
Definitely cleaned, but there are no immediate signs that it's counterfeit. Suppose it's possible, but not easily detected from your pics.
Really? Numismedia (NGC) Fair Market Value has the 1803 Small 3 (the less pricey variety) listed at $2,460 in problem-free XF-40. So even if it...
The Draped Bust half definitely exhibits signs of cleaning on both the obverse and reverse, though from your pics, there does not appear to be any...
On Father's Day in 2004, I went into a local supermarket to run a bucket of pennies through the Coinstar machine. In those days, I'd buy a couple...
>> There would be no point in certifying the VDB, the cost would exceed the value. With all due respect, I believe this is just plain wrong....
These are some seriously gorgeous Morgans, guys. You set a high standard!
Super post; great pics. Nicest Franklin and Kennedy that I can recall seeing, but I tremendously enjoyed them all. You have an excellent eye....
There's enough contact chatter on the obverse to make this an improbable 64, imo. 63.
I've been grading Morgans on and off for nearly 50 years, and that coin is, as many others have observed by now, at least a 61, probably a 62. I...
If that 13-S is a fake, I agree with whoever said it was a good one. Damn good, in fact. Here's a Barber that I'll add to the image list: [IMG]...
I'm pretty sure that Charmy, The Penny Lady (Hi, Charmy) and Cointalk member is there. She's listed on the Web site as having a booth, and Long...
Beautiful coin, Charmy!!! Sort of makes me glad that I'm focused on Seated dimes for the nonce!
Far from an expert, I assure you, but I am an avid collector of Seated dimes. Your question contains too little information to attempt to answer...
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