Pcgs 64
Hey gang! I picked this note up this past weekend. I'm having trouble finding ANY other comparable original charters from any bank in Ohio and...
Just an update to this thread that has sparked a lot of good discussion. This coin should be done at PCGS today or tomorrow. I'll let you know...
I know several collectors locally who would love to own that note. These notes are tricky to value as they come up infrequently. I'll do a little...
I think the rim dings do keep it from grading at the grading companies.
I was thinking the same thing Mike. These coins are notorious for being poorly mixed and full of impurities. That would be my guess as well.
It is thought that the "Cheerios Dollars" were struck with the same die pair that struck the gold pieces.
Man, That looks like a heck of an original coin. It looks nicer then the 65 I sold a few months back. I'll say PCGS 66.
I work with the local police on a semi regular basis recovering items which were stolen which we have purchased. The difference is that the crooks...
That is entirely possible. You know I defer to you on things like that. I was told by the seller that he had it holdered in the early 90's at least.
Just for an FYI this coin was holdered in the early to mid 1990's.
Yeah this is definitely a good learning piece. The same seller has a 1792 half disme in PCGS VG 10 as well... It was a pretty neat day at the...
Yeah... I have no idea on that one then...
This piece is graded by PCGS as PF61. This coin has quite a few hairlines and if it were any other date it probably would have bagged... Not the...
Maybe he saw something you didn't... A rare variety perhaps.
Definitely AU... 55-58?
Here is a coin that I was just photographing that made me think of this thread. [ATTACH]
Yeah. There is something going on there.
looks like a collapased gas bubble to me.
Hope they don't decide to crack it and melt it....
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