If I'm reading CoinFacts correctly, there are 33 in that grade. As concerns buying for future appreciation, sure, I went through a phase where...
This is a casting, as evident from the lack of sharp detail and the raised bumps here and there. The bumps are most easily seen left of the arrow...
I'll wait until others have looked it over and said their piece . . . and no, you're not a dummy. You at least want to know more.
I wouldn't buy this one . . ....
Rim shots . . . ba-dump-bump.
The rim tapers exactly as it should at all locations. I see no reason to question this coin as being a double clip.
That's not damage . . it's a second clip. There is very slight Blakesley effect opposite that clip as well.
Sorry, but your coin is clearly damaged. Rather than calling your coin Struck Thru, I'd call it Struck With. .
A better date 1884 Half Eagle graded MS62 by NGC . . . [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] A very scarce 1894-S $10 Lib with exceptionally nice...
Looks to me light a poorly struck coin with only the barest traces of wear . . . technically an AU58, but I think the TPGs would call it 55.
I still sell on eBay, but far fewer coins than I used to. The newer site you referenced is usacoinbook, which you can find from one of the links...
The same way I know it's him . . . I track the combination of both the letters outside the three asterisks in his masked username and his total...
I don't believe that's necessary because I don't think he's targeting me in particular I think I'm just one of several different people all...
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Is this not happening to anyone else here on CT? Have you not heard of it happening to anyone else you know?
Yup, and again today, two hours after I spent over $800 on a Buy It Now, the seller's wife canceled the sale, relisted the coin and sold it to the...
Must be somethin' wrong with me . . . I like the before better than the after. :banghead:
Nice luster and a pretty good strike for the 1857. Were it not for the mark above the bow, I'd be all over it in a 65 holder. I think it's a 64+.
I've broached this idea more than once, and been ridiculed for having done so. Personally, I think it is the most sustainable solution.
I'll throw in my two cents here regarding the difference between lightly circulated coins and truly uncirculated coins having either cabinet...
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