It looks real to me.
I love DC's work and think he has obvious talent. I liked it so much that I purchased one of his 2009 ASE proofs, which is a wonderful creation....
As an engineer and a person who has been to China and somewhat understands the level of their ability, I will have to ask a few questions on DC's...
Ok, I could have five too since I bought them on the first day of sale. I guess I need to send them into NGC for certification. I'm rich; I'm...
You know you're a collector when you place $10 bucks in the change machine when you already have change in your pocket so that you can get new...
I can tell by the edge; it is silver.
Welcome to the site. The first pic's are fairly common V nickels from 1906, 1891, and 1912. The Indian Head Cents are fairly common ones from...
Since I'm a collector and not a seller, I don't really care if it increases in value. I love the proof ASE's. DC has done us collectors a real...
All the 40% silver Ike's have the S mint mark. You have the mint state and proof state Ike's from 71, 72, 73, 74, and 76. In 73 and 74, you also...
I received my 2009-DC ASE proof yesterday from the Moonlight mint. Here are a couple of pics.
I agree with most of the posts here. It isn't wrong but it is a little on the unethical side. The seller obviously wants buyers to buy a $5...
I will caveat my answer with the fact that I'm giving it an educated guess. First, I have examples of these coins in my collection. I knew that...
I do it the easy way and weight them. I bought a scale on the bay for $10 with free shipping. It measures to the tenth of a gram and fits in my...
The Morgans are probably worth about $26/each based on the value of silver at the moment. It is difficult to guess the direction of silver; thus...
Let's name it BayBusters!
Starting at 12 o'clock; the coin looks like a Canadian quarter; 37-47; 80% silver; 0.15 oz. of total silver. Est. worth: $5 At 3 & 6 o'clock,...
As many have stated, I'm finding many 2010 cents, nickels, and dimes but still no 2009 nickels, dimes, and quarters. I'm not really seeing many...
Asking why I collect coins is kind of like asking someone why they want to climb mount everest; because it is there.
You can often find rolls of wheat pennies at local auctions for prices of $1.50 and up per roll. Since copper cents have an intrinsic value of...
Oops. I meant to say that the 33rd edition does NOT put a KM# on sets. Sorry for the confusion.
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