Pictures are needed. Otherwise this is all just speculation. As 19Lyds said, common commemorative are rarely faked. It's not like they're very...
Go for it! These early Lincolns are some of the prettiest of the series. Your goal is actually quite challenging. I'll bet the hardest ones are...
Exactly. Well said. Lance.
Probably spooned or tumbled in a dryer. Lance.
Here's a '26-D PCGS 64RD, FWIW. Lance. [IMG][IMG]
Okay, let's do it with Peace dollars. New game thread started. Lance.
You just proved it. Or at least proved we're on the same page. I did resubmit that '26-D. I figured it wasn't smart financially because it would...
The challenge here is to put the Peace dollars in grade order. Let's go from best to worst. So, cite the date for the MS67, then MS66, ..., MS63....
Looks like rlm guessed most accurately before the hints. Three out of five. But then rlm's somewhat of an expert at grading Lincolns so the bar...
Last call before announcing the results. Any more guesses? Please see the additional hints above! Lance.
Sadly, this has happened with numerous series, not just T$'s. But the market place is rife with fake, raw T$'s. No. It's not about the blank or...
Are you returning the coin under a seller guarantee? If so, no buyer protection is needed. If there's no guarantee then are you returning his...
There are better ways to learn than from buying counterfeit coins. I see no benefit in helping his business. Just move along and avoid the...
Correct, SirCharlie. There is a vinyl gasket that surrounds the slab and it can make a rim look like it has flaws. Someday there will be a better...
Thanks for the compliments, WL. I can't tell you the answers yet but I can say that the lines on the proof T$ are from die preparation. Lots of...
The following five dollars were graded by PCGS: 61, 63, 63, 64 and 66 These are the coins: 1878 7/8TF Morgan, 1878-CC Morgan, 1878-S Morgan,...
Agree. Looks like a cast counterfeit. Check for raised dots on the surface. Lance.
Time for a couple of hints, and answers tomorrow. - Yes, the Philadelphia coins are the 66 and 67. No shocker there. - One coin was surprisingly...
Very, very nice. I too have paid little attention to the hoopla, and never thought I'd buy one. I'm not much of a modern collector. But I'm very...
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