If you mean it's funny that CAC didn't spot the counterfeit, you have to remember that CAC doesn't do authentication. They are strictly rendering...
First Strike began with PCGS in 2005 and was soon followed by the other TPG's. The lawsuits were brought by one collector about a year later....
And if he is like most dealers he would have required proper photo id's from both of them and kept records. Especially paying them $10K in cash....
Apparently the Morgans a peace dollars are now moving from backorder to processing, and peoples cards are being charged. That should mean they...
I would assume what happened was it was submitted as an 1822. The person who unpacked it entered it into the system as 1822. The graders just...
Much earlier source The King and I (1956) [MEDIA]
There was no 1985 set because there was no commemorative dollar that year. I believe the only set that included the commemorative half dollar as...
There was another reverse design submission that is almost identical to the adopted 1938 - 2003 design. The difference was that FIVE CENTS was in...
Yes it is David Lange from NGC, they were distributed, slabbed, to attendees of the wedding.
It is in the law that it is illegal to produce coins or tokens of less the $1 (US Code Chapter 17 sec 336) but I have not been able to find when...
It's an S. By 1976 the S punch was deteriorating and becoming the rectangular blob that we are familiar with on the 1979 Type 1 mintmark coins.
The Bicentennials do come in type 1 and type 2 the possibilities are 1976 S type 1 clad (Made in 1975) 1976 S type 2 clad (Made in 1975(?) and...
Note on that overlay that the AW is opposite a field area on the obverse. So the RAISED initials on the reverse die, the highest point on the...
All depends on which series I'm searching for information on I have a favorite book for each one. For general information my favorite is the Coin...
Silver coins were struck in 1965 with a 1964 date because first a date freze was placed on all the coins so the 1964's continued to be struck in...
Shape of the end of the bust and the plain hair cords says late 1834 to 1837.
They may not have called you on it before, but the change from 16 to 13 oz happened several years ago.
Norfolk half dollar has five dates, 4 on one side and one on the other. 1682, 1736, 1845, 1936 on one side, 1636 on the other.
Problem is they DIDN'T get the rights to the database the catalogs are generated from. So they have the rights to publish the book, but no...
And the perpetrator died over 30 years ago.
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