God help this hobby when computers replace humans in grading coins. It was bad enough when TPGs popped up!
And they were selling for less than that last year.
It's not just under the chin. There are scratches all over the fields as well, and definitely looks improperly cleaned. Correct label for it.
No add the cost of roundtrip shipping, insurance, and submission fees. NGC's price guide for an 82SPL has a value of $66.
So much for it looking like your other Morgans that are 64.
That's a fun series. What year and mint? What did it run ya?
Grading as a whole is subjective, no somewhat about it. It wouldn't matter if a TPG uses 3 graders, or 15 graders, it's nothing more than a...
Believe it or not, the 70 premiums have lost some value in the past year. They're not selling for as much as they were in years prior.
I realize that, and have participated in such discussions. My opinion of the 70 labels, is quite known on CT :thumb: The point I was making, is...
Seems to me, because he was so sure it was the no mint mark proof and has received ridiculous offers for it, he would come back with photos of it...
Not at all PL. For $40, someone could have done worse. It is a weak strike, which is common with New Orleans coins. I do like the tone ring...
Both services like them in the flips. You should look at both of their sites for submission rates and see which would be the best way money...
I do series collecting.
No doubt the sellers have juiced the description to mislead people into think the possibility exists of rare errors, varieties, etc. Wouldn't...
Definite squeeze job. Place two coins together into a vice, and squeeze them.
Not that there's no such thing as a MS or PR 70 coin, only that raw, most people could not distinguish the difference between a 70 and a 69.
Some B&Ms sell these in 100 coin lots for as much as $35 over face, or $135.00.
Silver has been hanging around $31 and ounce most of the day, so if you can get junk silver dollars for $25 a piece, get as many as you can at the...
I was bought a year ago at a flea market. No doubt the seller has moved on to their next state to set up shop.
Bottom line here is, there will never be an accurate price guide to buying coins, period. It really comes down to the seller and buyer coming...
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