I'm not trying to ruffle any feathers but regardless of the holder, one should buy the coin, not the holder. That said, the slabbed coins in my...
Beauty is in the eye of the holder.
I personally am not a toned coin fan but if someone else is then great. People collect things that they have an interest in. Some would scoff at...
Isn't Niagara Falls near Bison New York?
What would make my day would be either NGC or PCGS encapsulating the toilet seat in one of their slabs. Would it get a details grade for harsh...
The toilet paper roll needs to look like dollar bills.
Searching through rolls of coins can be fun entertainment if you don't expect to find the holy grail. Your source of coin rolls is important....
I would try to put together a nice type set. Since you have such a varied collection it looks to me like your interests are all over the map....
I've had mixed experiences with local coin shops. Many years ago I took most of my collection to a local coin shop in Rapid City South Dakota to...
It seems to me that some people have a better eye than others when selecting coins to purchase from them (or any other online seller for that...
Pink Floyd hands down.
Better keep it in a cool place or it may melt.
I've always wondered if raw coins he submits for grading get that "special" grade. I'm not just picking on just him. The same holds true to any...
Our current POTUS may offer him a position as mint director.
I wonder how many coins were struck with this die before it was retired. I could see many examples struck with a business die but not many with a...
Machine doubling but a very nice example!
The grade makes no cents to me
If I can get a 1943/2 at a bullion price I'll take it.
Too few details for an MS designation IMO. I would lean towards AU 53-55.
Looks like a solder job to me.
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