But if you ask a question, isn't the question and response posted in the listing? If so, it might call attention to your "pick".
Ordered 8-20, newest ship date: 10-15.
My only gripe about them offering this service is that they did away with the "spot review" service. In the past, if you had a PCGS coin with PVC...
I like bust dollars -I like them a lot. But, for me to buy an attractive one, would be my coin budget for the whole year. For the most part, the...
I would grade your gold piece as au details damaged, likely cleaned also. I don't think it is uncirculated, but even if it was, most collectors...
My store must have an eagle-eyed bagger or cashier. In 5 years of walking past the Coinstar machine, I have found exactly nothing.
Reputable local coin shops. I walk in with the cash, walk out with the goods - no worries about shipping charges, waiting for the mailman,...
Die chip?
Tough crowd here. IMO, for less than $50, if you like it keep it. Is that mark by the lip raised?
IMO, that would grade cleanly every time.
[ATTACH] sellers photo. Colors in hand are reasonably accurate. Housed in a PCGS rattler.
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IMO, the two companies grade generic mint state gold pretty much the same up to MS 64. MS 65 and higher, PCGS is a little tighter. The market...
I bought most of mine from local shops and large coin shows. For me, seeing the coin in hand is a big benefit. I don't like the idea of buying...
Right, green means the coin is solid or even high end for the grade. Gold sticker means the coin is undergraded and would still get a green...
For face value, why not? I searched several thousand presidential dollars and didn't find anything interesting though.
I don't think it is gauche to mix gold colors, as long as they aren't right next to each other. In other words, a white gold ring and a yellow...
No, I don't use one - won't fit in the SBD.
A few words about slabbing costs... The last two times I submitted through a dealer, the costs were $48 to NGC and $52 to PCGS. Both were $5...
au 55
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