Unfortunately the numismatic valuations filled up before I could enroll! Still taking grading and will see if its possible to get into the...
What grading class/ week are you going to be there, Kanga. I'll be in Grading Part 2, week 2.
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So did you hear anything?
HEY! That could be my coin!
PCGS Coin #: 9176 Date, mintmark: 1923-D Denomination: $20 Country: The United States of America Grade: MS65 Mintage: 1,702,250 PCGS...
My only one NGC AU58. Beautiful blue color in person when angled right, but this is the most accurate shot. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
I love high high AUs. Best bang for your buck and for the most part very attractive.
Some new copper from NH Coin Expo two weeks ago. NGC XF45, IMO 45 is a bit high but pricing wasn't bad and I personally enjoy the surfaces and...
I think MS63 is a little steep. 1889 cc's typically have pretty sharp strikes so I wouldn't call that spot on the hair a weak strike. I would say...
http://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/54024/1892-Barber-Dime-NGC-MS-65-CAC A Consignment to share.... BEAUTIFUL COLOR! CAC Verified....
So, are you saying we should not buy coins recovered from shipwrecks, battlefields, the hawaii overprint notes which were the result of pearl...
People are paying premiums now because they are pieces of history. They're not paying extra because of the terribles deaths associated for them,...
I believe these are right to carry a substantial premium. Its all in how you frame the situation. To me, these coins symbolize how we recovered...
I did an exhibit at the 2011 NH Coin Expo on my 2001 dated 1 oz silver and 1 oz, .5 ox, .25 oz and .1 oz gold eagles. I appreciate the story they...
38 slabs and about 30 gold, platinum and palladium bullion. Much rather have a coin worth 400 than ten worth 40 each.
Business strike: lack of star detail, denticles dont look squared, date doesnt look squared. Hard to tell if the weakness above the forehead is...
I love it. I would love to put something like that together!
Oh and they slabbed it as ms63
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