For the collector, I think the CAC service offers value in terms of grade and surface validation. I own 3 CAC coins, all of which I think deserve...
Paul - that looks like a fingerprint behind the head, am I right? I know some toning can make it appear so when it isn't, but the swirl pattern...
ElmerF - please share the story of the 3 year journey! Your half has a wonderful look. Beautiful!
Nothing too special, but I like it....... [IMG] [IMG]
One of a few favorites! [IMG]
Blue (and purple) toning! [IMG]
RE: 1859 Seated Dollar - Wow! What a coin. Do you regret selling, Bob?
I would be very interested, but I would caution you to first get your feet wet. I think you should be careful to consider what the boundaries...
Be patient for a coin without problems (I am specifically focusing more on the reverse spot in this case). That spot will drive you crazy long...
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I'd say you are foolish since there may be a coin (and not the plastic it is in) that you might want for your collection, but you are blinded by...
Quite right you are! Thanks for that clarity.
Gawd - that's a beauty!
Hobo - I bet that is a wonderful coin in hand. Could you describe the luster? I think your pics do not do that coin justice!
Randy - collect what makes you happy. If Mercury dimes float your boat, learn all you can about them. Buy the ANA grading guide. Go to a coin...
I love this damage........ [IMG]
If you are very knowledgeable about the authenticity, grading, original surfaces and market pricing for each type, then yes this would be great to...
Larry - in my opinion, NGC is all over the map on Conders. I've seen VERY generous grades being handed out for just what you describe and then...
This is true for me too, although it is a secondary reason. If I want to sell a piece while I'm alive, it just makes it a lot easier if it's in a...
Paul - I think he said "after ~60 years of holding"! :eek: Holy smokes! :too-cool-for:
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