It does look quite similar to a strike-through. Hopefully a close-up picture can be posted, to see whether or not the "I" goes through the sunk-in...
Yeah, now that I see it, I do agree. It was phrased..... very wrong at least. How about this: a coin struck improperly at the mint.
In 10 words or less? Here it is: a coin that was struck damaged at the mint.
I have seen on eBay where people list struck-through coins that straight grade, but I have no idea about a Morgan dollar. It appears that with...
Speaking of CACG, I finally saw one of their slabs today! It was at a local coin club auction for a 2024 MS70 ASE, and while I got outbid on it,...
I truly don't have much of an opinion on them. That also goes for CAC, but I've never seen a slab of theirs unlike NTC slabs. I wonder if the NTC...
I would never touch a hot stove for anything, to be honest. I remember that it hurt for a while when I touched one (I was about 6 at that time). I...
I am personally someone that loves uncertified coins, and often puts them in 2x2s with a grade, attempting to be quite conservative. There are...
Mainly because I needed some time to kill. I went there and searched "graded coins" after seeing the CoinHelpu page of grading companies and...
I honestly came into coins too late to see the Ebay basement slab junk, but names like PCGGS or PCCGS should be illegal if trying to counterfeit...
A few minutes ago, I came across this Etsy seller who is selling coins that are graded by NGL (Numismatic Grading LLC), and I suspect it's a...
It seems like with those 1877 pennies, they can be a few points higher mainly because of being a key date. PCGS could make $10 or $15 more between...
If only I had one of those gold pieces to award you! You nailed the answer right on the head. :)
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