If the seller can prove that they took reasonable care in mailing it and the buyer declined insurance, the buyer is out of luck. There is a...
The answer is pretty easy - the coins DO have flaws on them. The coins aren't magically perfect just because they are brand new. They get...
No, actually the grading services have spoken. I'm not sure why you look at only the grade of 70 as if it is a meaningful indication of their...
Wow, I never realized it until now. PCGS vastly overgrades Lincolns in MS64, MS65, & MS66. David Hall once made a stupid comment (well, one of...
I can kind of relate to this. Since the "new ANACS" started I've submitted three orders to them. Order #1: 2-Day Express with faxing of grades...
Yep, that's the one. Too much wear and a few rim problems for that one to make me want to spend a couple thousand.
Nope. It was in a Rauch auction earlier this month.
I passed on a 3T that recently sold for around $2200 in a European auction. I wasn't too thrilled with the condition. It looked like a VF35/EF40....
Not at that price. These minors can be found in unc with some regularity. This coin also has some minor porosity which kills it for me.
It's listed in the Davenport & Krause as Teutonic Order. Also, Krause shows two coins minted in 1801 under the Teutonic Order.
I'm working on a denomination set (1/4T, 1/2T, 1T, 2T, 3T, & 4T) of this design. I still need the 3T & 4T which don't come up for sale often and...
The certs have pictures of both sides of the coin. You could easily compare the coin to the pictures to see if it matched.
I've never heard the ANACS grading it story, but it is possible. However, those old certs don't hold much weight anymore. I've owned several coins...
It's German from Nurnberg (it says Norimberg on it). It's a 15 Kreuzer (K XV on the obverse). Krause lists it as KM #60 (page 641 in the newest...
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