No problem, I would love to hear some other opinions as well.
Another blast from the past post. In the area I collect, I don't care how much of an expert you may think you are, it's hard to determine...
Disgruntled teenager with a drill press taking his frustrations out on dad's collection. Imagination is key.
Hairlines doesn't necessarily mean a cleaning, it could have been a light wipe. Either way, I could see a dealer asking 30-40 for that coin.
VF30. Looks like there might be some hairlines on the obverse.
Who says I don't need 2? :D
Here is a date I have been actively looking for. Bought it off a fellow Barber enthusiast. [ATTACH]
It doesn't bother me at all.
It's too big to be a MAC.
If anyone is looking to score such a rarity, Teletrade has 29 of them up for auction on the 6th of may. :cool:
How much silver?
LOL, jeebus 7 of the 9 posts on one page...bored much? Edit: 8 of 11
I have a person in mind that I would like to give a nice coin to, but I am open to a whole program of mentoring young collectors.
I'm in!
I already sent 3 to you lol.
You're doing it wrong. The hardest slab I have cracked is the small ANACS holder. NGC is one of the easiest. Crack the top, screwdriver down...
Yes, maybe an opinion on grade. If your buying Ikes, I agree. Some coins are worth a bit more if they are looked at by experts who have verified...
I cracked three NGC coins and sent them in for raw grading at PCGS. All three upgraded at least by 1 grade. The one went from an F12 to a VF25....
Well, hopefully this username follows suit.
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