Be even more careful about where you store the holders than the holders that you choose. Both are important, but a bad storage place will badly...
the 1894-S dimes were official and listed in the assay reports
Ok, then 67 with that toning, but dip it, resubmit it and I say it gets a 70
Totally missed that. Mea culpa
I'm going to guess it toned after slabbing. MS-70
I am in the AU-50 camp. Great to see you, Darryl
SMS MS-67 SMS MS-66 MS-66 MS-65
The coin is from a Mint Set. The toning is a dead giveaway. I won’t Ed Wood guess, but I was thinking 66.
Congrats to all of the winners!!! Thanks, Lord M!!!
or... they could collect what they want any way that they choose.
Here's an angle that nobody has covered yet, either: If people buy something as a bullion coin and a collectible coin, then there is more...
I was only looking to clarify. You have TPG experience, I do not
I was addressing insider's claim that they don't have time. He called it a luxury. If it's a luxury to take enough time to do the job correctly,...
just to play devil's advocate, shouldn't the TPGs do whatever it takes and commit the resources necessary to do the job for which they are...
Specifically, they are referring to ASEs that have been graded and certified, but they can be referring to either one or even the proofs.
or if they manufactured a smaller coin that cost less than 5¢ to make, it would be even better!
But why continue to make the nickel at s loss as well? You never answered me. If we insist on a five cent coin, can we make it smaller and or...
Truthfully I haven’t a clue as it doesn’t answer the original post. I guess people just voted for it.
but truth be told, my friend, these officials and politicians opinions change with the wind, or flow of funding...
never say never
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