I believe I've got a clamshell Ike tucked away somewhere Paddy . . . haven't seen many of my Ike errors in a decade or so.
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Easy . . . this person can have as many as he wants. I imagine he'd tell you that you can have as many as you'd like too.
It's probably none of my business, but you posted the subject, so I'm weighing in . . . I think you are playing with fire. Even before you are...
64 / 62 / 63 in that order.
It has less to do with magnification, than it does the indelible lessons that come with a few painful experiences of old.
Waves of displaced metal left of Miss Liberty, undisturbed "shadows" of original surfaces protected by raised devices, accumulated metal in the...
WHIZZED
I'd have to put Thomas Jefferson up against Ben Franklin as a near equivalent, but I think it unlikely that any one human being has had greater...
Funny guy . . .
Large motto . . . need to see back before grading.
I go to large shows to get great coins and small shows to get great deals. Seriously, large shows afford you a huge selection of coins to choose...
287.87 (plus the shipping)
Despite being unique, it was fungible, so I don't think it was random at all . . . Like, you, I also think someone higher up the food chain laid...
I agree with you on the first two. In the third case, it may be difficult to establish that the nixing party did not have a vested interest in...
Boy, that one really threw me for a loop, until I noticed the 100 pounds is face value, and not weight.
I too think they should have characterized the design differently. The word "proof", in our industry, has taken on an unintended meaning . . ....
I personally share your perspective, but there will doubtless be many who do not . . . perhaps even the majority. Unless you want to spend a lot...
Yes, you have the Huge O variety, and should definitely send it in. While it may not get a straight grade, it is still a valuable coin.
Okay . . . very funny. Hopefully, some impressionables don't get the wrong idea.
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