Definitely a shocking amount of detail in them: [ATTACH]
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Got mine in today. Not certain what to think of the matte reverse: [ATTACH]
It was nice and I agreed with the grade. Had a uniform gun metal gray toning, but full sparkling luster. [ATTACH]
In September 2020, I bought a 1921 Peace Dollar, ICG MS63, for $330. I had no connection with the coin except I thought it might make a nice set...
Fun coin. AU55
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I cant imagine ever selling it. I get anxious butterflies just talking about it.
No, not really. I focused the last year on saving for the 93S and slowly replacing the ones where I didn’t particularly like the eye appeal....
Yeah, that one is interesting for only a AU58. It is one of my originals from 30 years ago. A slider in the olden days, but marked as BU. I...
Very attractive. I think the marks on her face and across the Eagle breast keep it to a 64. Is the reverse die slightly rotated?
Well, it’s a complicated answer. I am 45. I grew up tagging along with my dad to some really dusty and smokey coin shops. Usually I was sifting...
The list. I collected most of the coins in ICG holders many, many years ago. They were the most logical TPG for me to send them to. [ATTACH]
Been a long time in the making. My set is the classic 97, plus 9. Those extra 9 are: 78 Reverse of 79 79 CC Capped Die 79 S Reverse of 78 80...
Love that silky skin. 65
I pretty much agree with all that. I generally dislike the look of Morgans in that XF range, and will be on ultra eye appeal mode in the AU...
Oh I understand your position and you have respectfully explained it very well. I just have not reached the same conclusion (at least not yet...
I think balls and strikes should be called the same for all coins in a series, even if some years/mm produced amazing coins and other years/mm...
If the grade should be the grade, then why is the 80 S graded harder?
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