Sounds like a US Mint sales marketing bonanza!!!
Cortez was easily able to conquer the Aztecs because he did indeed overwhelm them with weaponry (gunpowder), horses, (the Aztecs believed the...
Jack, any idea of the number of these counterfeit 1799 Bust dollars exist?
As the quote attributed to PT Barnum clearly states, "There's a sucker born every minute!!!"
Seated Liberty Halves are my most favorite series. This example of a 1852-O sends up the red flag, as others have said in earlier posts, look at...
No holed coins for me, ever, under any circumstances. To each their own . . .
WOW, a red 1970 Olds 4-4-2 convertible, 4 speed, black interior, with a white top, exactly as pictured, was to be my college graduation present to...
The investment group that I head is in at $850K.
It was specifically graded at AU-50. Compared to AU-55 or AU-58 it was assigned a lower number, thus a lower AU grade. Get it?
I agree with a previous poster. That Morgan is undergraded from what I see in the photos. At least MS-55, leaning more toward MS-58. Obverse...
Her website says old Granny has "0 sales." Who's lobbying for this shyster?
NICE coin, that should grade as a AU-55 with no problem, I'd even think an AU-58. I hope it isn't puttied for your sake. If the acetone didn't...
The coin definitely looks like trouble to me for all the above reasons given. Save up a few more dollars and buy yourself a much nicer grade Trade...
Sorry, I should have looked at the date of the original post, my bad.
Looks like this link has been removed.
In line with most of the others, obverse MS-63, reverse MS-64. I was hoping to find the CC, too.
Trying to GTG from the owner's photos is something I would not be very confident doing. PCGS photos lead me to say MS-63+. Nice coin.
XF-45 for sure.
Based on wear alone, it's a solid AU-50 coin. The possible blemish at 5 o'clock on the obverse and the overall darkness may or may not impact the...
MS-64, nice coin.
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