They have larger photos and gone are hidden reserves. A huge move forward, IMO, not even close in my eyes. Here is the detail they posted over...
Slabbing is most useful, IMO, when it comes time to sell.
No, you didn't! :eek:
What do you think it is, Lloyd?
#7 is simply unacceptable! :(
I must admit, Red, had you asked my opinion and forced me to choose on that 1886, I would not have said it was a proof either -- so what do I...
1818 is my guess judging by what's left of the date.
You have to look at the lines themselves to distinguish die polish from cleaning. First, hairlines (i.e. cleaning lines) will be incuse (below...
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I don't know. Yes. 1963, I believe. Yes, common until at least the 70s. Yes, but not a "lot" as much of it was already gone.
It's not income until you sell it.
Counting machine would be my guess. Said a bit differently, I've never seen a rolling machine mark on an Ike or an Ike roll. Has anyone else?
That's a pretty nice coin. The slight edge bump is the biggest shortcoming. $40 seems a bit steep, but he does accept offers. I'd offer him $30....
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What you describe is a natural progression for many collectors. As they gain experience, they tend to migrate towards older coins.
I was gonna say 40, but 45 seems reasonable too.
I agree with Jim. Not a proof. The first thing that jumped out at me was the non-sharp rim edge. You won't find that at HA, but rather from...
Holy crap! Who are you? Good to see you posting again, Lehigh.
Gotta love copper coins that start with a 17! FWIW, I think $300 is a touch steep as I value that coin about $200 -- and I much prefer it to the...
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