Just lack of enforcement.
And have you ever seen what happens at a shop when they buy someone's clad set that was put together by cutting up mint sets? They tend to pop...
With "carbon spots" yes. (little dab of organic mater that decomposes and the organic acids cause halo toning in different shades of brown around...
Looks like a genuine California Fractional.
But most likely this fake IS gold. It hasn't been since the first fake slabs started showing up back in 2007.
When you contacted HiBid, did you let them know that under the law by aiding in the sale of the unmarked fakes that THEY are committing a crime as...
In the early years of the TPG's they would call a fake coin a counterfeit. The switch to Questionable Authenticity was probably made on the...
In general since the clad coinage began few people have bothered to save rolls of new MS coins and almost the entire mintage of every coin ends up...
For a long time British coins did not have denominations and I don't believe their gold coin have ever had denominations on them. Other than the...
I would think some grease fill. There is other weakness and the mintmark is close enough to the rim it would have provided enough protection from...
That Canadian cent is a counter collar clash. (or collar counterclash) The die was misaligned and the field clashed with the collar transferring...
I don't consider them an "error" they are die stage. They weren't there when the die was new and don't show on all coins from that die so they...
MAD and not fully struck so the edge didn't fill. Only the center portion of the edge made contact withthe collar and the striking ended before...
OK you have shown prices for MS-70 coins. Can you guarantee the coins you send in will come back as 70's? What if the come back as 69's? 68'S or...
Definitely out, I find reverse proofs to be incredibly ugly.
None of the early slabs used PVC, the dangers of PVC were well known before slabs came around and it wouldn't make much sense to put coins you...
I still prefer Dwhiz's, strike appears to be much better.
Or move the coin up a bit as the price being shown is for a 1799 large cent.
It is a collar clash and a rather extreme one. Typically with a collar clash the "gutter" around the edge of the die that forms the rim is what...
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