I saw the coin and the coin told me it was graded 65BN, so that's what I guessed. :) Think 64 may be a possibility, but luster and fields look...
p.s. very nice color & look for a 63, and congrats on the NEWP.
So are you selling this one or keeping it? ;)
Lots were saved at the time so in this case the low mintage does not yield rarity.
Frankies have really taken a hit over the past few years, particularly MS slabbed ones in 65 and higher (to include FBLs). That said, I own a...
@ $200 you're not going to get much of a key date coin -- certainly not one that I would predict stronger-than-bullion-value-appreciation. I...
You must have a LOT of junk silver! ;)
I've bought lots of coins from Teletrade, and overall I'll give them a big thumbs up as far as auction companies go (although I disagree strongly...
That's the prettiest toned merc I've seen in a while. Superb coin.
Only if it is attractive. :)
Although I've heard that from time to time a particular show's walkthrough service was "loose", I think by and in large it's a fallacy.
Cole is right, none of them are airtight. The newer slabs are generally better than the old ones. Airtites are even better. That said, ASE's...
IMO: The coin appears to be to be authentic. For one, I see nothing to suggest it's counterfeit -- I see a lot of contact marks and a bad hole...
Same answer, different coin. Having watched Teletrade auctions for many years now, I can count the good early type coins I've seen in the past...
Not bad, but you can do better.
I liked the other one better. :)
Lots of folks used to coat them with lacquer too. My advice: Don't brush your coins, or if you do, start with cheap ones so you have a feel for...
Looks good to me.
That last photo makes the coin look quite different. Regardless, perhaps I should stick to copper. :)
Why would you suggest someone to brush the coin if you are yourself just learning?
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