I can't vouch for that bit about returning them of course, just found it searching for "DRITANNIAR".
I wasn't saying that's what I think it is, just guessing what the TPG said, since the topic is your disappointment with them. I thought it was UNC...
A worldofcoins post says "The whole mintage (10 188) with the wrong inscription was sent to Cyprus. Of these, 6160 were returned to London when...
I feel like it's something obnoxious like UNC Details - Environment Damage.
It's true that some contemporary counterfeits are worth more than their real counterpart in a similar condition, but not because they're "better...
Cool find, hope someone finds it. Strictly speaking yes, one out of 17576 for those random letters to come up in order. But some letters are not...
The CC is too big.
So, what was the mood in England among these coin/token/medal makers in 1783? Here we have a "triumphant George" coin made in 1783 England, and...
If you can't attribute it, you can't authenticate it. But the number of times they screw up the first part and skip to the second part is rather...
I'm having trouble thinking of who a 5th TPG would be. I can think of ANACS, ICG, NGC and PCGS (not in your number order). Authenticating a fake...
Looks like the slabber side of American Coin Treasures. "We are proud to offer a selection of Slab Coins authenticated and certified by the highly...
The one on the left resembles an ICCS holder (Canadian TPG).
Here's his trade dollar listing. I guess if we ever need his fingerprints we know where to find them. [ATTACH]
I wouldn't buy anything from someone who holds their coins like this. [ATTACH]
Hey, I quoted your response and that's where I got 2C from... chop chop.
Looks like Obv 2/Rev C to me, or 2C of the five known pairs.
The gouge at the ear is a little distracting but I like it. What do you think, AU53 or so? Trivia: 1905-S was the last Barber dime with two...
Thanks! Seems like producing a "triumphant George" coin in 1783 England may have raised some eyebrows too. But I shouldn't try to interpret things...
Haven't seen these before, can't comment on the grade. My first thought was that "Georgius Triumpho" and the resemblance to the halfpenny was a...
Not unless your estate is more than $12.9 million (in 2023).
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