Lol.. he got called a weenie. would love to take a look at them. Minus the oily sludge
They do it just so their listing shows in the 'accepts best offer' more exposure. just like the raw coins listed under "PCGS certified" when they...
For good pictures putting your cellphone on top of a soda can can help keep it sturdy, tap the coin to set the focus, zoom in just a teeny bit,...
2 dollar bills get a reaction too. Especially when you're young like me. Usually they are like "oh this is rare why don't you keep it" or other...
It was cleaned as posted above (by someone much smarter than me on the topic) not terribly done, though. Still cleaned
That really does look quite luxurious.
me! They still use them at the nursing home in my area. And my grandmother has one too. I love them.
You could at least look for broadstrikes, strikethoughs, etc
Is it in a capsule or something? or it is epoxy'd?
Public poll? uh oh :D I put 66.
Hobby lobby!
roosevelts for the most part go, mercs and anything earlier won't. can't speak for quarters
I have a 5x one from Bausch and Lomb. I don't like it, I strain my eyes too much with only one eyepiece. Anyone know something a little easier?
Probably will never know. My grandmothers uncle used to grind off silver from coins and keep it. Genius really. not likely but who knows
PR65 but I can't see through the scratches. Especially hard over pics. If that on the obverse is on the coin and not the case could it be a die...
What a shame. Lots of nice stuff on that list.
Yes to incomplete planchet
Is this your coin? Can I see the reverse pwetty pwease :shame:
doubled ears are not uncommon. I have a morgan of which the vam designation is based on the doubling in the ear that being said, we need date and...
I think they are pretty cool. I don't really do anything non-monetary but these are fantastic
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