I'm thinking ms 63
Nothing like uncle Ted to remind you that your an American and thats why I lean towards the good old ASE's.
Those were the days, you meathead!
So hard to tell from those pics. It looks like it could have been a 63 to 64 type coin witha great above average strike but by those pics I have...
I am usually in the ball park but this time I didn't even show up. I can't see the 66 in it but what do ya do.
I say too scuffy. Ms 62. It's a hard coin to find in the series. I actually need one.
The current price on the gold proof from the mint $400.45 I can't remember but did they drop the price of the coin yesterday.
What about N 9. My one coin was attributed some time ago and had that on the flip ngc I think called it a N 24. Is it the EAC that determines...
I like the surfaces on this one I feel if it had more color or deeper color you'd get the star as is I dont think so.
So what does it mean if one of the Newcombe numbers had been delisted.
I've been using the grellman book. It's been a learning experience for sure. Not sure what I'm going to do with this coin, maybe send it back in.
I just bought this week from harlan j berk. They have always been great and the raw stuff has been graded accurately IMO Also look at northeast coin
So I sent in about 15 1847 large cents into ngc to be graded and attributed. I had them looked at and attributed by a very qualified person...
Everything back ordered. So what's a fair price for a proof dollar in pf 70?
I've roll searched dimes before you can usually pull a silver one out of a box of $250. When you get an extra $5 go to your bank an buy a roll...
So is whizzing more like an aggressive buffing type wheel on like a dremel tool? Kinda a more specialized polish I guess.
10-4 never seen a fox beat my 22.250 in a race. Tough to beat 3600 fps.
thatis what make the 7070 so fun to do.
thanks for the responses. I might take my book there and look at it. If I do pull the trigger it shouldn't be a hard one to flip on an upgrade.
was it online?
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