#1-2: The first coin to come out of the US mint with the inscription “DOLLAR” was either the 1793 Lettered Edge Wreath Cent or the 1793 Half Cent,...
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Awesome buy! The 59, 70, 72, 73, 76, and 08-S are all good looking coins from here and probably pay for the lot a couple times over. Buying these...
Once I was at the LCS and they had several Soviet mint sets in their bargain bin for $2 or $3 each. Passed up on those and still kicking myself...
ANACS is generally seen as the "second tier" to PCGS and NGC. Where ANACS shines is variety attribution. ANACS will attribute virtually all minor...
Very attractive circulated example! Looks like PCGS/NGC G-4s usually sell for a bit over $200 when auctioned. I'd buy em like that at $100 all day...
65. I assume the luster is very nice but there's too much chatter in the obverse fields for the coin to grade any higher.
66 no FB, think the marks on the left side of the torch bands preclude it from FB. But if Lehigh says it’s FB I’m prepared to be wrong.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Was at the PNNA Portland show a couple years ago looking through one of the ancient dealer’s pick bins. They have several...
Could very well be a cast contemporary counterfeit. Looks old and crude enough.
Love your sets. This is my only Maundy coin, a circulated 1839 groat. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The weakness on the eagle's left leg is strike weakness and a look at PCGS Coinfacts shows it on other 1839 quarters graded UNC. I'll go 62. Very...
Long time no see, CT! Decided to go to the LCS yesterday, something I can’t do very often right now with lots of essays/projects due in place of...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Just acquired this large cent today. Pretty far gone coin but I've tried to attribute it. 1798 S-169 is my best guess, but I...
The ASE is a bullion coin, made specifically as a store of silver. The prices on these PCGS coins are all manufactured based on the label - really...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] 1858 over Inverted Date half dime, bought as a regular 1858.
[ATTACH] Here’s some British .500. I can’t find any sources on what metal the other half is though. Canada also used .500 fine for a short time,...
Just getting back into coins after a long hiatus... Still know what that is as soon as I see the wide fraction!
Looks even more like a business strike now. Also the cheekbones alone say 50 is way too high of a grade.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] 1935-S Washington Quarter $3.25 (No, that is not an RPM. The mintmark is machine doubled)
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