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If you are looking for a single book that covers all of these areas then there is none. However, if you want multiple books dedicated to various...
It's worth more than $5, but it's too bad someone had their collection stolen in order for it to be found in circulation.
They aren't coins. If silver, they are bullion rounds.
Much better images would help greatly. However, it doesn't have the color of gold that I would expect.
The coin appears to have been heavily polished. They are likely worth more in the acrylic than if removed and definitely worth more if you value...
I'm not sold that it is real, but if you want the most liquid form of certification then do not send it to ANACS, rather, send it to PCGS or NGC.
A scan can be quite adequate to show off details, but they generally do not show color or luster very well. Just a decade ago, or even less,...
Most privately minted silver rounds do not have any readily accesible records. The piece was no doubt made this way intentionally and the reverse...
This is an important topic. If we ignore these SPAM-bots then the forum will degrade.
I think it would have a good chance to grade cleanly, but that isn't my call. As for the comment about the scratch being old and that the coin...
The NGC database states this piece has a damaged date and is corroded. Perhaps it is a 1948?
They offer a seven-day free trial, so why don't you sign up? Also, please keep in mind that as the spot price of silver and gold has risen, the...
It looks to me like it was damaged after it left the mint, which would mean it is not an error.
Pins like this are typically tied to melt value.
That is an outstanding coin! I wish there was a "Love" hotlink in addition to the "Like" hotlink!
I love them both. If you go back farther into our nation's history of coinage, you may find that proof pieces can give you a level of detail and...
Here are my comments- 1) Far too much text. 2) The text makes it seem like all or most dealers cannot be trusted, which may alienate you from...
Looks like it was squished. My guess would be post-mint damage, but this is not my specialty.
I had written about average circulated sets and these sets typically contain coins grading lower than full G4. Often, many or all of the better...
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