Only 1932 I've got -- [ATTACH]
I think this is MS63. Gorgeous toning!
I highly recommend 'A Guide Book of United States Commemorative Coins' by Q. David Bowers. Check if your local library has a copy; definitely...
Thanks for the guesses, folks! Here's the reveal: [ATTACH] I agree with many of you that this coin looks a bit better than MS65. Regardless,...
I think it depends on the coin, but often I prefer the black fields.
I didn't connect the dots until I saw your comment; excellent point! I'd noticed how well struck the reverse was, especially the detail on the...
MS67?
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I've got 3x pricey wish list items. If I'm lucky, hoping to pick up one of them this year -- - 20th century MS64 or higher Liberty Head double...
I've always been a huge fan of Franklin halves and for the last ~2 years I've been working on a Linda Gail inspired set. I've of course been...
MS66
"Boy, I really overshot it with that 80.." https://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/the-census/2749920
Start here: www.vamworld.com/wiki/Peace_Dollar_VAMs With a really good loupe, start exploring your coin and narrowing down which characteristics...
Thinking MS63. Excellent detail and luster (as far as I can tell), just a handful of scrapes and dings presumably from spending years bagged in a...
Another addition! The Norfolk one was one I, honestly, wasn't all too excited to add. Both the obverse and reverse designs seem cluttered and...
Bit of an impulse buy, but at only $35, I couldn't resist. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I know the rules said no back-to-back, but for the sake of keeping this thread going, here's my 1951 -- [ATTACH]
In my experience submitting to PCGS (and it could be different for ANACS) is that I simply checked the box for variety attribution; the TPG took...
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