Coin buying education 101-3 [new 7/31] I found this post on "Coin buying education 101-3 [new 7/31]" interesting and have nominated it...
How can you make a call on whether or not its overgraded from those tiny photos? I think you got the ugly part right though.
Interesting info. Thanks.
I agree with jello, we're all enjoying the hobby as it is, so why complicate things?
Definitely keep them. The $20 doesn't look bad.
Great info guys! I never knew that these were so expensive.
I wouldn't have bought it either just because the silver sets are just a bit too expensive for me.
Looks like a die crack to me.
I might have missed the clip if you didn't say it had one. Awesome coin overall.
I don't really like how the toning looks (at least from those pictures) but it's probably better in hand. As for the ms67 grade... hard to tell.
I have a lot of junk silver in my collection that I will never sell. I think you made a good decision.
I have tried it on a few memorial cents and it gets rid of any luster the coin had and makes it look pale and ugly. In other words don't.
I don't know that you could call the 50D a "key" with a mintage of over 2 million. It's not even the most expensive in high grades. The 1916-D has...
If you know the series at all, or even just glance at a price guide for that matter, it's not hard to figure out which is the key to the series.
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Without reading the rest of the thread, I'd say 45 but I'm not really sure.
good luck
Great coin, great photos, but why put a $315,000 coin on eBay and not Heritage or another higher end auction site?...
Look at this saint! :thumb:
So they haven't named the state of matter yet?
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