I am a bit intrigued by the idea of leaving coins out around the house just to see what happens to them. The Philharmonic in the tool box was a...
I was reading this thread about a coin sitting on a window sill and it toned. It was asked if that was considered artificial toning but the...
Sure in a perfect world, "should, would, could" would make perfect sense but I'm just relaying my personal real world experience. I have two local...
Personally, I've never been able to sell Saints or Liberties for a set price. There has always been haggling regarding eye appeal. I'm...
I did read everything but like the seller and the TPG, I just don't see it. Looks like normal wear to me but bless your heart for trying to help...
Ok. I must be missing something. Can someone let me in on the joke? That looks like a legit 1839 No Drape to me.
I think I just answered my own question: https://home.treasury.gov/about/history/the-treasury-building/treasury-cash-room "When the Cash Room...
Like I mentioned previously, I'm familiar with the GSA hoard but this coin would pre-date that. Is there a Morgan dollar historian around who...
It's going to stay on the dinning room table for now. I'm only thinking about getting it looked at again because of it's special story. Value is...
Yeah, that's why I posted the pictures in the first place. If these were common and not worth more than face or a little more, the LCS seemed like...
Very true. I've thought about sending it back to PCGS for a second look or possibly cracking it out and sending it off to NGC to get their...
I could see my Great Aunt polishing them up before dropping them into each of the stockings. My mom said that her Aunt had little stockings that...
That's what I saw as well. I mean, I don't collect the series and I haven't spent years looking at them but I did go to the PCGS website and...
Yeah, thinking about it more, I think it might be more fun to list them on eBay. If they don't find a buyer then I can take them to the LCS....
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