I think you should never have asked the seller to break up the lot. As the buyer, you owe it to the seller, and to your own conscience to take...
Wow . . . nice photos.
I have long collected and dealt in cameo proofs between 1950 and 1970. I have also had differences with the grades / attributions sometimes...
PR55 VF35
Frankly, the conservation and submission for a certified grade of AU, over what is obviously an appealing XF45 raw coin, at a cost of perhaps $50...
XF45 . . . conservation would ruin a great looking coin like this. It has loads of personality as it presently sits.
Now THAT'S what I call a great banking relationship. I don't mind an institution like that charging fees for their services.
AU55
Good eye . . .
Not happy . . . If there was a broad-based movement afoot to demonstrate our collective discontent, I'd be willing to change my buying and selling...
I agree with your sentiments about this date, but suspect the grade to be 65.
I like how well they executed the breast feathers, but am disappointed at the loss of detail in the long feathers of the left wing . . . not sure...
It looks like it is, yes.
That's not me, but a stand-in for the scene I had shot for my website. It's supposed to remind collectors of the hobby we enjoy, and the solitude...
Nope . . . not even close for the TY 1.
1908 AU+, not MS, but with a neat die clash. Not rare, but unusual. 1927 Cleaned
Yeah, I bought dinner at Panera . . . I can post images sometime tomorrow, if you'd really like. Kidding aside, I think you'd really prefer to...
Excuse me, but someone paid you $59.00 for a 1964 Proof Set?
If that is the same coin in both photos, your quarter is a misaligned die strike, and not an off center strike, the former being more rare than...
Treat this as an opportunity, return to the teller regularly, and share your common interest in coins, and perhaps someday he / she will offer to...
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