Larry, this is the F-103c die marriage, noted for the rusted obverse die, 2.3. So, this was a rusted die and I do mean rusted. One good clue, in...
Does anyone know anything about this dealer? One of my fellow Local Coin Club members asked me to look over his listings and give him some...
IN GENERAL, prices start increasing at R5. But there are exceptions in both directions. Your best bet for specifics is to follow Sheridan...
I'm going MS-66 FH and it deserves a CAC green bean. There are only a couple of little things holding it back from 67. The 1917 Type 1s are...
Do not crack. You'd do better with less risk and cost to submit to CAC.
Bad photos, expensive coins, and bottom-tier TPG do not go together well.
I'm no expert but nothing about that coin as shown in the photos causes me concern.
The obverse just has too many grazes to be more than a Proof 64. It might go CAM, though, a big maybe.
Glad to somebody's got some backbone!
Avery makes a 8-1/2 x 11 sheet with 12 2x2 sticky labels on it. Just a matter of templating the text, printing it, then programming the craft...
That came out super. You've gotten me thinking. My wife has a Silhouette cutter like yours that she has never used. So, even though using the...
Attended my local coin club meeting last night and one of the members was auctioning off a stereo microscope. Bidding started at $20 and after...
Thanks for the fracture surface photo. You can't always tell if the structure is porous from a fracture surface, but I agree that this one look...
Can you get a nice photo of the fracture surface?
I know. I was referring light-heartedly to the one some people use to make other liquid products, usually kept far away from prying eyes and thus...
Yikes. Maybe don't do it in your kitchen? How about out in the woods? You know, next to the still?
Here's a decent No Drapery 1838 with a repunched 1, although it isn't dramatic. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
I vote for S.
A lower-grade raw CC with a nice die crack through the lower portion of the date. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Maybe one last post on the use of acetone: I've been using it in my home machine shop for over 30 years, primarily as a degreaser for machined...
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