Both are large dates.
Doesn't appear cleaned to me. That's just toning. It's a nice coin!
Beautiful coin! I know next to nothing about Buffalos, but that sure looks like toning that would result from an improperly mixed alloy. Notice...
I don't have or use any commercial products like those. Being a chemist, those are not even in my inventory. What I'll do is sonicate one of them...
Yea, I've been looking for one for YEARS and hundreds of boxes....then you go over to cup full of junk and find one in a few minutes. LOLOLOLOL...
LMAO! It's TRUE!
Wow...digging up the graves? I would rather have a nasty, black coin than to use this extremely destructive process. My advice to collectors: DO...
The pictures are about as good as it gets, still, a picture is a picture and there's only so much one can get out it.
I certainly do not grade that way Doug. Hits are my number one criteria, end of story. I start at 70 and countdown the grade based on the number...
HAHAHAHAHA....nothing like an ultra modern to screw up everone. People are likely going to be surprized by this grade. Like I've said many times...
Come on Doug, you know the TPG's grade on luster and ignore hits like that at the gem levels. If the coin is blazing with cartwheel luster, they...
What would you like me to use on it? Name your poison(s) and I'll soak it. I seriously doubt they were "made" because I've acquired so many of...
Send a PM to Mike Diamond first and ask him to have a look.
You're positive? I think we need a closer shot of the eye. These can be die chips or even gas bubbles. A doubled eye would be a significant...
He sent me this wonderful 2000 WAM for free! It's very nice! Thanks! :D
You left me a vistor message. Do we know each other? LOL
Hi! I just now saw these messages! Sorry, I just never think to look here. LOL
Because I like you and want to keep you sharp. :)
Creative thinking! LOL What if those microscopic bumps are so small that the heat generated during compression actually melts them creating an...
Exactly
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