This one may be a good example of a slider.
It wasn't that which is actually reasonable, but this (highlighted): "He couldn't take my teasing and put me on ignore. I sent him a personal...
All of this is 'great', but it has no purpose other than to publicly denigrate a person here to others. If he has you on ignore, then he is not...
I like those nickels. Thought he 1947S (third coin shown) and 1949S quite fetching with their obverses.
Probably not graded AU58 but I feel maybe there is the slightest wear, obverse.
My Antiochos VI Elephant [IMG]
I have a collection of 1957 coins. I have four of the ten required for the year set. Three of these are MS66 or 67. One is a 65, but I hope to...
Quality, per se, being the difference between what may be a relatively common, or more easily found MS67, and one that is not expected to be...
Think about it. Say the mint produces Did I say MS67 was low quality????? I did not.
Does not look too bad a price at this moment for this coin, but historically for some recent auctions, you are near the top of what this...
Not just the set registry stuff. There is an appreciation for a business strike that is not only near perfect but has the luster and the great...
Yes. Quite so at times. Conditional rarity.
I have a few with bad scratches.
No problem. But I won't encourage by responding privately. Now you have more info.
No need to PM me with a comment that easily would have fit in better on this post.
[IMG] Need more info. Otherwise what are we expected to say? We don't even know what Lincolns you have or their condition or desirability, etc.
I said MS65. Although the cheek hit is a distraction, I think the coin is relatively clean so that someone felt it should be a 65.
"@alurid nailed the date ,and I'm convinced they are a savant. Lol." No. I got to the party late, but you just have to know the years. I said...
It was minted between 1959 and 1968 It is damaged It can be kept for the copper if you like It is not a SMS or proof It is a business strike
Based on this, I take back my 'baby steps' comment
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