It's something I'll never understand. You look for a perfect coin that looks like it came from the mint press 5 minutes ago (MS65-70), but then...
For viewing coins in 2x2's I use an old Kodak folding slide viewer. Quick and easy one-handed use, just drop the holder in the slot where the...
As long as the attitude Buy the coin not the holder; Sell the holder, not the coin. exists, this discussion will never be resolved.
That's one of the rare FH,ty2 SLQ. FH,ty2 = Flat Head
It almost looks like a proof rim/edge. [img]
Ignore the negative posts. We just love to pile on the uneducated new guys with our vast knowledge and superior opinions. As was posted by the...
Not a TV ad, but seen in a magazine: Original U.S.Gov't Morgan Silver Dollars! Special limited release of 2985 Morgan Silver Dollars 96-139...
What the heck is going on in this thread???
It looks more like a profile of Buckwheat. The reverse wording translates to "O-Tay" [IMG]
My best grading service is my own two eyes. And I use Quadrum Intercept holders to "slab" my coins.
Just one more thing to dispose of when I pop the coin out of the case.
What piece of mind do you have with the fake slabs that exist?
PMD
Using Excel you can also link each item to a photograph so you can keep your written inventory and pull up a picture too.
This is just one more reason why I won't buy into the fantasy of TPG "grading".
I bought a lot of stamps from Litteton Stamps before they sold out to Mystic. Never had a problem or disappointment.
Why? One word responses are non-informative and unproductive.
Numbers representing rarity are a personal opinion. In my own opinion, anything with a mintage below 500,000 can be considered rare, especially...
Most complaints about shipping are about poor packaging and coins arriving damaged. You're complaining about how well yours was packaged and...
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