Another example of the government bureaucrats telling the masses what they want. Sorry for the political statement, but I just can't help myself.
From the pics, AU-55 - 58, somewhere in that range. Need to view the pics from a couple of slightly different tilts to get a better view of...
AU-58 is where I stand, looks like there is some wear on the eagle's breast feathers.
An easy 64BN, maybe a 65BN. Tough call here.
VF-30 here, too.
MS-65 for sure at a minimum.
Wow, AU-58?? Talk about grade inflation. Even though it's after the fact, I wanted to say AU-50 cleaned. "Buy the coin, not the slab!!!" Ain't...
"Spitzbub" could be compared to the English expression "top dog/main man/head honcho, boy acting as the boss, etc." with most likely a hint of...
Yes, you're spot on in your definition, much of it is all a matter of interpretation. A young boy who can be distracting, slightly mischievous or...
Wonder where this rascal has been hiding all these last 105 years??? AU-58 for sure, but would like to have a better look especially at the...
MS-61.
Based on the photos as they appear with reference to the lighting factor, I'd opt for coin A.
Obverse: MS-63 Reverse: MS-62
AU-55, I'd be buying this grade hand over fist, nice piece, of one of America's prettiest coins.
How's this, a split grade, AU-55 obverse, VG-8 reverse. What does one do in situations like this, the 1922-D is a prime example.
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AU-55
May I ask for some expertise with possible photo examples. I'm looking for a explanation and a visual example between an 1840 Seated Liberty half...
Ebay is perhaps another example of an industry where the existing company has a monopoly. No need for eBay to worry about a competitor who can...
Sorry, not related to the penny, but I'm a relatively new member. I can't figure out how to start a new thread. I need some expertise on early...
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