I have seen several intact US Mint dies with my own eyes and held them in my hand. So they do exist. As for the '64 Peace dollar dies, I rather...
That would be a VERY good idea !
See post #6.
Trying to grade any coin by comparing it to the photographs of another coin is an effort in futility. This is because you can have a 100 coins all...
From an article first published in Coin World Sept. 16, 1996, by Michael P. Lantz - one of the mint employees who was there, who actually helped...
Not necessarily. Just because a coin or a dollar bill in any denomination is indeed legal tender, that does not mean that anybody is required by...
OK, here's the pic you were trying to upload, no problems with the picture itself. [ATTACH]
To me that's an F12.
Only thing I can think of is that there is something about this specific file that is causing you to get the error message. I just sent you a PM...
He's just asking for some clarification on your part, namely how exactly you define common BU. For example, with most coins anything MS64 and...
No, I am a great believer in science. But I have generally found it foolish to believe what science tells you when your own eyes tell you that...
Personally I think the coin is a 53 or a 55 at best, it has quite a bit of wear on it. But I gave up some time ago trying to guess how the TPGs...
The Mint Act of 1965 is the law that makes all US coins legal tender.
Given that argument Thad, not that I agree with it at all, the bottom line is still that gold tones. .999 or .9999 is as pure as gold gets. So...
Yeah, and I'm familiar with AU64 too ;)
OK, so would I. That mark is nowhere near as bad.
Yeah, and no it wouldn't surprise me if it went either way given what it is. But for me, no way that coin should be graded.
I gotta say Genuine Unc Details. That gouge in the chin, that just flat crosses the line IMO.
Nobody disputes that purple. They are saying the same thing I said, the same thing Tom said, and the same thing Amanda said.
I know Jim, I realized and understood your thoughts all along. But that doesn't change anything for me for I still have to believe what I see with...
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