by the way, I agree with Doug's definition of a coin dealer. I think that a vest pocket dealer is a dealer, but I'm hesitant to call anyone who...
I'm a dealer, even by Doug's definition. The coins pay the mortgage and feed the kids.
If you know how to grade and would know when the coin comes back from the services misgraded then PCGS is your best bet (they tend to be more...
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ICCS is VERY well respected in the Canadian market. If they graded it, then PCGS would too. It sure looks every bit of AU to me, very nice
do you prefer the 4th edition of Overton/Parsley over the 3rd edition, or were you just commenting on my preference of Petersen?
in that condition, no
They are worth about $4500 per bag (Assuming they are actually silver with no 40% Kennedy's). Any dealer not paying at least 8.5 to 9 times face...
I'm glad you are happy with it!
I too got one, but the big question is "Is anyone going?" Unfortunately there is no way I can get away from the table for lunch on Saturday of...
Thnks for the clarification. I just wanted to make sure that guys like Jefferson Davis wouldn't be included.
Though the most recent one is NOT the recommended one. Actually for the capped busts I recommend Petersen, his attribution guide is much more...
Is it safe to assume that you mean only Federal currency (issued by the BEP under authority of the USA)? Also, do we include anyone who has...
lol, or finish second to a mod ;)
And using this coin as an example, who would have wanted it in their collection all hazy like that? If done properly dipping can be very good for...
The fact that they are nearly all dipped and have started to retone badly in the dansco (the wheaties that is).
yes, and rightly so. holy cow, you sound jaded Ben!
I too prefer the top one, but I wonder how much of that is due to the obviously more natural looking color. The white slab inserts in NGC slabs...
I refuse to call anything copper NT unless I've seen it in hand. Too many tricks of photograph (both intentional and inadvertant) can cause an...
You have joined quite a club. Many of today's most successful dealers began their numismatic careers while still in HS. I wish you well!
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