The one picture has either the 66 or 67 SMS set, those you can pick up most anywhere for around $7/$8.
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It's actually not PCGS' guide, but rather Numismedia.com's guide., which I believe is a tracking of recent sales, not 100% sure.
It's not a bad deal, but it's also not the deal of the century either. Also, do not go buy any book, regardless of it's color, for accurate...
Crack it out, 2x2 or album for it. Leave the toning as is, nice character for the coin.
Doug you forget that I collect for the pleasure of it and not the value or potential value of my collection. ;) I was also speaking in general...
It would depend on the degree of the wear. Could just be graininess from the pics I'm seeing too. Proof positive why grading from online pics...
We won't know until you post reverse side pics. Until then, my initial assessment is PMD, from the pics you've posted.
He's passed the 7 day return policy.
Probably some kind of damage that would prevent if from getting a grade. Have any pics you can show us, as we'll be able to tell more from those.
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I don't recommend accepting a cash advance for items you consign to an auction house to sell for you unless you have a written consignment...
Looks like PMD to me from those pics.
Clad Ikes are selling between $.25 - $.35 over face.
I said a bit of circulation wear, as in small, not significant to affect the grade. Buddy!
I'm with the VF crowd on this one.
Nice looking Washington. A bit of circulation wear to it, appears to have good luster. I'd say 62, good shot for a 63, in those grades anywhere...
The only Ikes with 40% silver clad composition were struck for the uncirculated and proof sets, and the bicentennial 3 coin silver set. There...
FSB, I see a die crack across the top of the reverse, nice luster, not much wear, I'd say this would be 66+.
Did it ever occur to you that they sold all that they had? The idea of a "coin shop" is sell for a profit. Not stock up waiting several years...
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