The page that you are reading is stating that the PCGS certified population in EF45 is two; it is not saying that only two have been certified....
MS65? Not with all the scruffiness going on near Ms. Liberty's jawline and the reverse scratch from the field into the left wing (as the viewer...
They are very neat, but the 1864 IHC issues are known a bit for 180 degree rotation. I do not know the added value, but I would certainly pay...
I've recommended to folks many times that ANACS certified coins are often looked at as being either raw or as a problem coin when the time comes...
My response has nothing to do with "stooping" to ANACS and has everything to do with acknowledging current market dynamics that have been in...
Read. Learn. Ask questions. Buy cautiously and slowly. Look at tons of coins. Take things slowly.
My experience in the market suggests strongly that those who utilize cheaper ANACS fees are penny wise and pound foolish.
If I had to guess, it would be a cleaned AU.
Looks like an AU that might have been cleaned, though the cleaned aspect may be due to lighting. Regardless, it would be worth strictly melt to me.
They are placed inside the envelopes to make certain that the envelope is too thick to go through the automated sorting machines that the post...
Truly, I would keep them all raw. The 1837 RE half dollar has a rim bruise at 7:00 on the obverse that might get the coin into a problem holder...
Many 19th century nickel proofs can have a satiny feel to them when they have original, thick patina. Here are a three-cent nickel, Shield nickel...
No. Your interpretation is not correct. Any coin sent to PCGS or NGC will result in a charge to the submitter for grading. However, in some...
The OP did not call this a problem-free G4. Rather, the OP stated the coin "is in pretty bad shape, with a grade of good". Those are two...
Given the details, I would wait.
I adore Barber coinage. This coin would likely grade at F15 for me.
In my experience, not much.
Yes, it looks like it. That is pretty cool. I also found a minor clip on a Franklin half from a US Mint Set.
Do not waste your money on certification fees since it is fake. Also, do not generally handle coins of potentially large value by placing them on...
All the details are super mushy, the type face used for the date is incorrect and the style of the mintmark is wrong.
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