Show us pics when you get them
BTW- checked out your NGC registry. Super nice. Made we want to collect Franklins. Love all your info in there.
This coin is quite well struck, particularly on the obverse, for this typical mushburger date (most 20 S and 20 D's are marshmallows)
Rockdude- I have to jump in a say, that it seems Just Coins was debating a friendly manner, but your comment was sharp: "No, it's clearly a job...
The more I think about it Thad I think you should crack out and send to PCGS. Just my opinion, and it might not go well (they are weird with toned...
I am assuming that is quite an expensive coin based on people's responses. What is the mintage on that- I am guessing under a thousand, but no idea.
I don't think it would Thad, but I am no expert on this. I have sent in no coins to them. I would PM Mark Feld as he has a lot of experience...
Awesome ED. Thanks for sharing. Show us the 1918 and 1877? Thanks
I have no idea how to grade these but I am guessing VG/Fine. Nice coin besides rim dings.
BTW Vess1- incredible video of the SDB seizure. I have been reading these stories for years now.
De Orc- I would sincerly ask that moderators consider the PRWE section null and void. Who goes there? We talk about coins, and coins are...
RLM- 25 D is 63 BN.
Thanks yankee. Wow- didn't see that coming
What is PM's? Some index of gold
Wow Doug- your playing! Your previous coins we assume, unless you kept a stash. LEJ- don't be offended about the polished coins. I believe you...
Charmy- I hope it's a 66+. Some amazing coins. The SBA is quite interesting and beautiful and the 64 nickel. Idhair has some sweet ones. I...
I can't get over that red color Harry. That is the most perfect hue IMO. Awesome
Ditto.
Oh the 1995, Harry is awesome. Great color red. It is a carbon fleck in the area described. Maybe someone talked over it. I think NGC slabs...
Guess the grades- you guys were right on on the 25 D- PCGS 63 BN. The 1925- GENUINE :confused::yawn::yawn::yawn::yawn::yawn::yawn::yawn::yawn:...
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