Well I don't use heritage to track my collection. I use excel and coin elite. Excel is just to give me a quick glance at what is needed. I also...
It will depend on your tastes on what is the nicest coin. That 1806 bust is a beauty. You can edit your post if you want to remove those photos....
I agree it looks nice in the picture, but I agree with Doug that it was cleaned. Still I put it in the F range.
The last time I got some small holder anacs foam inserts they came with the center piece for me to pop them out. I am not sure if they still come...
What Chris is saying is post both the obverse and reverse if you want a complete grade. I can't see the obverse good enough, but say the obverse...
Yes.
1839 Booby head - yes cent is normal. Not sure what rays you are talking about, but everything I see is PMD.
You should bid. If you were selling a coin - would you want people to collude and keep you for getting what you should? So bid - who says either...
Not sure a dealer can get the coins any cheaper than on ebay. Most of the dealers I use do not carry moderns like this. You can try heritage and...
Nice coin!
Try this link http://www.eacs.org/books.html.
And depending on the coin you might even be able to consign it to a dealer. I have done that. It just depends if you can wait for it to sell.
Nice xmas presents. On her way to a type set. :)
Nice pictures and way better than mine. Still seems some glare on the dime that is clearly luster.
ALso if you use photoscape you can edit out and just post the coin. You can also do a little collage like this and see them next to each other....
Try it with some pocket change first. I am not sure it will work. When that dirt gets into the devices it can be very tough to get out - from...
Just so long as you did not flush. :)
Yep. :)
Based off what I can see on the obverse I would call it VF net f details.
That is the remaining mint luster hiding around the rim of Lincoln. Over time it might turn to brown across the whole coin. I would love to have...
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