Exactly. What the heck is with all the "can't ship coins" B.S. with the postal authorities?? I can't ship a contemporary 500-Won coin either...
I'm looking for some advice. I want to get a 1914-D Lincoln Cent in XF-40 at the CSNS show. My question is, would most dealers take in trade...
I always end up winging it at the CSNS show. I'm going this year again. I thought I paid $5 two years ago? Is this new? I signed up for...
It's got a torch, olive branches ...lucky!
Totally.
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... yes, but when you look again, and think to yourself, "14-D", you can see it!
THANK YOU for not crushing my dreams.
Doh!
But... but... [ATTACH]
...but just the idea that it could be a 14-D, isn't that alone worth something?
Trying again... [ATTACH]
Okay, how about an even worse photo? Under the "right lighting" it looks like a 14-D! Honest... [ATTACH] I'll see what I can do about getting a...
Sorry for the poor photo. Under a loupe it's pretty clear it's a 14. Just don't know the "D" part...
Incredible.
I was looking through my tube of cents with dates in the "teens," and I looked a little closer than I had before at this one. Okay, try not to...
I just can't get over my luck in having the winning bid for this coin: [MEDIA]
You could take a "leep of fate," like one poster here at CT once said and who thought he had a 1909 VDB matte proof, and get it graded by PCGS....
Any coin that features footprints a la an old-school birth certificate deserves some credit by my reckoning.... I wonder whose footprints those...
Gotta post those pics, man.
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