While I no longer own this 1855-O Quarter, there are almost NO pretty examples of this very scarce date, so I think this coin qualifies . . ....
It's only another $5 per coin, on top of the grading fees, PCGS handling fee, shipping to and from PCGS and insurance. It's a lot to expect of...
At least inasmuch as what they disclose in their grading videos, I think get what's involved in PCGS grading the coins, and apparently as much as...
I'm afraid I've got to disagree with you on this count OCD ( :D ). Speaking from experience, I've probably been disappointed almost half the time...
The show grading policies are a bit misleading . . . If you desire affordable service, you really need to submit your coins early on the first day...
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Looks like it spent a while on a "Timesaver".
Yes, 1908 is the most common of the clashed coins in this series. The clashes exist on a few of the other dates, but are notably more difficult...
Not only does the coin look cleaned and ex-jewelry, but it also looks to me like it has been bent. - Mike
All of the below coins are more lustrous than they appear. Prices include delivery: A really nice looking 1850 Gold Dollar. Lightly struck at...
A nice, original toned 1850 gold dollar . . . [ATTACH] [ATTACH] An 1853 gold dollar with great surfaces . . . [ATTACH] [ATTACH] A flashy 1901...
I'd seek out a nice example of the 1807.
I edited after you replied, but I think the humor still comes across as intended.
Nay (neigh), says Ed.
Bear in mind that I'm talking only about how easy it is for the uneducated in this market to avoid being taken by that specific situation. For...
It's only super easy to avoid for one reason - that there appear to not be very many of them out there yet - but that might change a lot in the...
Yeah . . . but be sure they are not fake coins in fake holders with fake CAC beans on them. Either that, or learn how to authenticate and grade...
I wouldn't buy it.
Very pretty coin Paddy.
The variety is O-113.
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