1878 CC MS65 by jpcienkus posted Mar 15, 2018 at 6:37 PM1878 CC MS65 by jpcienkus posted Mar 15, 2018 at 6:37 PM
No idea as to the grade. Pretty toning! Nicely done.
@idhair, those are striking. I can't decide which I like better. Have you posted these before? They look familiar.
1878 CC MS64 GSA by jpcienkus posted Jan 17, 2018 at 9:17 PM1878 CC MS64 GSA reverse by jpcienkus posted Jan 17, 2018 at 9:17 PM
I don't collect this series, but the photo is very helpful to me too.
The OP's coin looks like some kind of surface abrasion vs. a spot, but either way, the surfaces of proof moderns are so delicate that any contact...
In the other thread similar to this (NGC issue), I commented about shipping damage. IMO, for moderns, you might as well find coins in the market...
I can't comment on how it happened. If it were me, I would send all my coins to a TPG in airtites to keep this type of thing from happening.
Sorry to hear about your issue with PCGS. I've never sent them anything. I've sent some coins to NGC before with no issues. I've also had coins...
@Michael K, your diagnostic photo seems to be popular this week.
Someone else just reported a similar instance with bullion pieces they sent in to NGC. Do you have photos of the ones with the hair in it? What...
When did you buy it? Was Silver around $30 per ounce? I'd guess you got it for $12, if you bought it recently.
IMO, you did fine. Sure, some might be a little cheaper and some might be a little more expensive. For $25, whatever happens, you can't get...
I'd separate and catalog the MS common date Morgans. Then I would start checking them for VAM's. It's hard to give guidance on the random...
@Dimedude2 , I'd be interested in this as well.
Back to Morgans. 1896 MS65 by jpcienkus posted Mar 19, 2018 at 7:32 PM1896 MS65 reverse by jpcienkus posted Mar 19, 2018 at 7:32 PM
Nice find. I like the look just the way it is.
Love Monty Python.
What did you pay? I'm inferring you paid $30 based on Duke's guess and your reply.
Maybe in this instance it is. I didn't check. The Red Book pricing has to be determined well in advance of printing and by the time it hits the...
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