64 with a little hesitation as I think the TPGs might well call it 65. I just think it has few too many small nicks.
I'm calling it a 66 from the TPGs but my personal grade would be a high 65. It just has a few too many small nicks in prime focal areas and the...
65. I'd call it a 66 for luster, strike, cc, minimal bag marks...except the hits on the lower neck look pretty bad and distracting to my...
I'll be there every day since I only live about 20 miles away. Looking forward to putting names and avatars together.
You guys are great! I just ordered it. Ed
I can't find Kevin's book on eBay or Amazon and don't get a search engine response to the title. Is the book available directly from Mr. Flynn?...
I am familiar with Valentine's work and Al Blythe's work, both available on the Newman Numismatic Portal and also with Clint Cummins'...
I voted MS-64. Lovely luster, not such a great strike, too many obvious nicks and scuffs to go 65.
With a ER-40/45 technical grade, a small rim ding, a couple of small scratches, and an old cleaning this looks like a --- wait for it --- an 1825...
This is a fascinating thread and touches on a conversation I had with a collector at our local coin club. The OP's effort to build a neural net...
I going with 61 but it might go 62. I have the same type but mine is 1839-O graded PCGS VF-35, GR-1 die marriage. In fact, I bought it from...
I bought a flat crimp stapler from Wizard Supply and not only does it perfectly lay a flat crimp on the thing, but it's probably the best...
I was gonna call it a 65 but you gave it away before I got to it. It's quite a nice specimen and toning just comes with the territory as does...
Take your chances if you like on authenticity and quality. The WL half is about 600 if genuine and a clean grade. This coin should be slabbed as...
That is one gorgeous coin! The die rusting and toning simply adds to the charm of these early American classics. I can't recall seeing the hair...
Good advice and fundamental - can't go wrong with that. Thanks.
Much better after the acetone soak. If that was PVC residue, you could hardly do any further damage by using the acetone. Have you considered...
I did a search and didn't find anything specific on this so maybe my question won't waste everyone's time: I am looking at several early half...
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I find GTG to be immensely educational and incredibly entertaining. I hope I used sufficiently superlatives to make my point. I seem to have...
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