I on the other hand would slab the coin. Error collectors as a whole look for slabbed material. While rotation is not the greatest of error coins,...
I have seen the 10 coin dollar sets sell for what other dealers sell full rolls for. TV is BAD. No exceptions. While an occasional variety may get...
being housed in a GSA holder helps a bit, but these coins sell near 270 for a true MS-64 Just for an example, what was the CoinVault price?
I vote for Nickel. While it doesn't necessarily strike up well, it does hold its own as far as corrosion and wear. I received a 58 in change...
Well fella's, the U.S. Mint is the largest coin dealer in the world. While I do not care for this, it is something that I have to deal with like...
From what I have heard from the senators and congressmen, this bill should pass. Still keeping the fingers crossed though.
Certainly looks like corrosion to me. This is one case where I will recommend cleaning. The corosion will damage the coin.
I agree with the die cracks. I also see the cud near the date on the 57-D All of the doubling in the photos appears to be mechanical doubling....
Really not an error under the definition. More of planchet damage occurring at the Mint. Will not bring a premium in most cases.
Here is an interesting article from CoinWorld. I can't get the link to work. Check out http://coinworld.com and look for the link that starts...
Very nice pic. Looks like a planchet error to me. A poorly prepared planchet.
Here is another article on the subject http://www.collect.com/interest/article.asp?id=12821 While I like the idea of a new design, it breaks...
Well there is always two sides to any story. While there are 8 issues of gold receiving higher standard bids, there are 17 issues of gold coins....
Here is an interesting article about some new Franklin Commemoratives that should be on the way. Take note that it is yet another Delaware leader...
Okay silver is Model I 38mm
If the $5 piece is gold it would be 16mm so the airtite would be Model A 16mm.
What are the dimensions of the coin? Sorry, very limited in my foriegn material.
Well you can always forward those types of "Raw" ASE's to me. :D
Raw means uncertified.
At $6 a piece I see little harm as long as they are real. Even harshly cleaned and damaged Peace dollars contain 3/4 an ounce of silver. Good...
Separate names with a comma.
