I like this one better... Just sayin... [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I don't think it's grease. The weakness is in the typical areas that have strike issues on these coins... Center obverse and center reverse.
This came across my desk today... I have NEVER seen one this weakly struck. It's a 1940 S [ATTACH][ATTACH]
It does have some strange toning... The coin has satiny luster... it's definitely been dipped but not to the point that it's toasted... my thought...
Here is one I just got back. I think they were rather hard on it. I think it's nice. [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
I picked this guy up this past week. I thought it was unusual in this grade and you guys might like to see it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks Frank. I appreciate it.... Tho I'm sure it's not ME that amazes you it's the coins I buy... hahahaha!
With the bulk sequential rate it was $5 a note. So $500.
No... But I'm not a grader.
Worst case scenario is that it's a complete counterfeit and worth $0.
There were 58 66 EPQ's 31 64 Good Embossing 2 65 EPQ 1 67 EPQ
Got them back. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
I picked this guy up this morning. I thought it was neat and wanted to share. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
This is a pretty common medal issued in 1969 by Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky to commemorate the finishing of the Lincoln heritage trail. These...
I found this in one of my vast piles of junk. It's just a cast copy right? Nothing else here? It's 30mm. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
This is the Andy Warhol silver eagle.
I picked this guy up today. It dates from 840-877 AD. I thought it was neat and also a pretty example. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
That is what I came up with.
I liked how they were all the same block.
Here is a cool group of notes I bought raw a month or so ago. I just got them back from PMG. [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
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