I wouldn't say that I am really familiar with this act, but I'm not aware of any part of it that legalizes the ownership of pattern pieces. I...
If you intend to sell a coin, the key is to make the images look as close as possible to the coin in hand. The images that you provided here are...
VF-20.
Generally speaking the obverse stars are a dead giveaway on business strike seated liberty coinage. Beyond that, the rims should be well defined...
Just proof like. I noticed the reverse had some Proof qualities the first time that you posted it. Proof of the era were exceptionally well struck...
If this is a coin that is barely worth the price of the slab, I either already have one or don't really want one. It won't be me bidding against you.
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That would be a PR-66 if it were a nineteenth century coin, but because of the large number of high grade proof Kennedy's, you end up with what I...
PR-64 CAM.
That's why I've only ever shown one of the ones that I own, I'm just waiting for that day that the government decides to confiscate all of the...
I'm with you now. For that matter how is any pattern coin legal to own? I have nearly thirty of them and none of these were ever "released" to...
I was talking about the double eagles reportedly brokered by Switt from a mint employee then seized decades later by the secret service after a...
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I'd say AU details. If you could get a little better image of the reverse, I may be able to nail down the Sheldon variety.
Buy them now at a premium if you have too. It would likely cost you much more to buy the coin raw and submit them (perhaps multiple times) to get...
I'm eagerly awaiting the arrival of Penny Whimsey today. I believe I'm going to cross of the word penny with a magic marker and write cent above...
Thats past line of sight, pretty cool. The ones i had as a kid barely made it two blocks.
I have a feeling that this is far from over. The goverment always seems to win these cases eventually. Remember the saga of the 1933 double eagles?
I'm sure you could still do an item not as described even if the seller states no returns.
Don't know enough about them to comment on authenticity, but clearly looks die struck and purdy.
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