Nahhh - it's just that neither one wants him :D 1,358 I'm gettin there Ken, slow but sure, but I'm gettin there :D
It's pretty common actually, typically due to a change in lighting, whether intentional or unintentional. A lot of folks simply don't realize it,...
Me too, way more than a few. But the simple fact that you asked the question you did proves to me you're not ;)
For what it's worth - I like it ! And in my opinion the coin is correctly graded as it is. And, being in that slab there are more than a few...
Typically, when it's a mix like that, the TPGs "pretend" they're all die polish lines and straight grade them. But all that does is fool those who...
I'd say there is a mix of die polish lines and hairlines on the coin.
"Why did Barbers wear so well, but Ikes, and Washington Quarters, not so well." It may sound like a simple question but that's really a pretty...
I first posted about it here on CT shortly after the date you see on the pics I posted. Probably a few more besides.
As I have said and posted many times before, nobody is ever banned from this forum without just cause - not ever ! And there is nor has there ever...
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PL yes, but DMPL - I've never heard of one. [IMG]...
Russia has a good bit of experience with it. Starting in 1768 the Russian Royal Mint minted counterfeit Netherlands god ducats for a 150 years -...
I'd say they did exactly that quite a few years ago !
Sorry, but I do believe it. And yes, I know they will grade coins with wear as high as MS67, and they say so in writing. But, and it's a big but,...
It's entirely possible that it does. Until the late 1990s coins for the annual Mint Sets were pulled from the coins being struck for circulation....
And there was a whopper of a bubble in 1989 - the mother of all whoppers ! [IMG]
As much as I respect you Jaelus it's not circular logic at all, it is by its very nature definitive logic. What you're trying to claim is that...
OK. Perhaps if you studied a bit, that could be rectified. got·ta /ˈɡädə/ contraction INFORMAL have got a. "I gotta licence" have got to. "you...
Sorry but I have to disagree - there is a huge difference between wear and contact marks etc. The reason there is a huge difference is because...
And it's not uncommon for that to happen, as you say you've done it twice yourself. BUT, and yeah it's a big but, in today's world one would...
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