srkjkd, If you have MS paint, do the following: 1. save pictures to desktop 2. Open Paint 3. Use the file menu to open your picture 4. From the...
Doug, I believe I see tooling at the 6th star, the button of the drapery, as well as in the hair quite a bit. Is this what you are picking up on?
g-6 details, corroded and cleaned. Not sure about the value.
I'm 99% certain it is not a matte proof lincoln, but without better pictures I can't be certain. The detail looks just a tad too weak, and the...
I personally would not submit it. Some people will not consider a coin FBL if there are 3 or more hits across the bells, regardless of size.
That coin, if it has original surfaces (which I STRONGLY question), would be a 64 at best IMO, and worth no more than 40 or so dollars.
If you send in the coins through regular service they will grade them. As far as bulk goes, it is as you say. : )
Roy (and others), I may or may not be there tommorrow. If I am, I should be easy to recognize for anyone. Just look for a guy who is a little over...
Speedy, I bought a 1960-d for 21 dollars. Got the grade back today from NGC, 65 FBL. :) Unfortunately, every other coin I sent in they did not...
This is a talbot allum and lee token. From the USA, but not authorized from the mint Denomination is one cent Composition of Copper The ship...
Bruce, notice the top of the 8's are broken. They look like crab claws (if you are creative).
Stunning!
My advice would be save your money. When the 10th anniversary platinum sets are released, you should load up on those.
It was the old liberty cap in my type set. I have a much, much nicer example coming my way, and I paid less than 100 for it. :D While I respect...
You guys are missing an important fact here. This coin is an ultra rare au++++ overton 1105968392010.4432. It is a mega proof au+. Coin trends 6...
Bone, I see tons of square base 2's. Maybe one out 9 or 10 are the curl bases. I think you are right about this, but I've been wrong many a...
Leadfoot, is that graded? From the pictures it looks like a lock 66. The coin is nicely struck, and the leg isn't remotely fuzzy. The luster...
They aren't even close to full. It seems to me that on the 53-s and 54-s they are very very difficult to find in FBL.
I paid 40 dollars for it. There is little doubt in my mind that any grading company would grade it anything other than a ms-66.
I picked this one up recently. It is one of the nicest franklins I have seen. The hit in the left obverse field is hardly noticable in hand. The...
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