Yes indeed. I think I will get it graded by PCGS at Baltimore along with a couple others and get their photos. I tried again this AM and no better...
I really hate that I can't seem to take good pictures with my iPhone 11S. Many on these boards take lovely pictures and I just can't manage. I...
Good information. Now I wonder what the outer layers composition is?
I have often wondered about how this coin was made. The Brits used to blanche (acid bath) the 0.500 planchets for the debased silver coinage...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here’s one that looked good to me at least:
Yes, and my set coins look like that as well. You may want to try the ammonia which will strip most of the oxidants and leave the coin looking...
No scratch. The coin in hand as an as-struck scintillating lustre and the pictures don't do it justice....I really wish I could show it as it is.
OK, I was bored the other night and was looking for an upgrade to my 1970 D JFK half dollar and so was scrolling through eBay. I noticed that most...
As predicted. I have posted and you may want to consider what I have said. This is an oxidation that I believe is related to exude from the bonded...
Please see previous posts I have done on ammonia.....
Uh, NO! This coin is ex-Terner. Sorry about that....Does anyone know who put his collection together? I think it may have been Goldberg(s). I...
ex-Cheshire: some marks on slab, but a great version of a rather scarcer sovereign date [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I will try to dig out some...
Very nice coins. As young Rob has said, I keep most all of my better coins in a SB. One thing I noticed is that over the years I try NOT to buy at...
Yes. Ms. Norweb got first choice at all the London shops and sales! Yikes, I can only imagine that and at prices she likely paid. I was able to...
Well, I agree that the date is off and the details do not fit... Buy that one at your own risk.
Yes. Well they gave it “MS 55”. The coin simply does not have wear and is matte proof in presentation - not even satin but matte. Don’t know what...
I think many of us have to be honest - if the coin was put in front of me. Would I be able to tell it?
Wow, that one will fool plenty of novices (and a few others after a drink or so).
Ex-Colin Adams (1937) Edward VIII Halfcrown pattern MODEL Obverse: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] PS - bet you can’t GTG, LOL
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