I can tell you now that I am fairly certain PCGS will not designate the filled S as it would more than likely be considered to minor an error,...
ICCS does canadian stuff. IMO they are quite consistent, and their stuff typically will cross at the same or higher grade at the major TPGS.
I would call that coin a vg-10. Liberty in the headband is nearly full, but not quite, the rims are well formed, and not worn too much. I think...
Goldcoinlover, I believe the reason more people did not bid on your item was due to your lack of feedback. Unfortunately for the honest folks on...
I am 100% certain your coin is not counterfeit.
Yes, full steps are required for the grade of 70.
Ebay is more or less a dealer's dumping ground. While there still are many many good deals on ebay, unless you really know how to spot a problem...
If you look to to the right of the first 8, it looks like there is some damage there. I personally think the date was altered, but I may simply be...
Mark, If you have some time, would you please post a picture of the obverse, with the coin outside the capsule? The reverse is without a doubt...
Can you post a picture? You may be able to simply dip it off.
That's not entirely true. PCGS and all other tpg's will grade cleaned coins, provided they aren't harshly cleaned. In fact, I would estimate that...
Milks spots caused by the mints acidic rinse would be my guess.
Mark, Gator eyes are extremely common.And many exist in ms-67 condition or higher (very few 68's). It is my understanding that they do not carry a...
Assuming they are all properly graded, they would have a greysheet bid of roughly 2230 dollars.
I have a feeling when you get it in hand you are going to either have an au-58 coin in hand, or a altered coin. Something just doesn't look right...
I have for sale a complete set of franklin halves below bid. This is much nicer than most sets I see. In my opinion all coins are ms-63 or higher,...
Bone, I think any of the major TPGS would call the first one a 66. The second one is a 65 IMO.
IMO that coin has been cleaned and altered heavily.
Today I was attributing several bust halfs, and one of the ones I have it an 0-110 dated 1809. Currently it is my rarest one, and I have no idea...
Looks like a 62+ to me.
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