Counterfeit will not be slabbed. Altered might possibly be slabbed as a damaged coin. See http://www.pcgs.com/grades.chtml
My first take is that it is counterfeit, but I am not at home to confirm everything. However, eBay does guarantee it. therefore, you should not...
majorbugtime, First off, one of the things my mother taught me was to identify the letters of the alphabet. Apparently your mother failed at...
You have said that before. Then could you please explain The Penny Lady's 1862 Indian http://www.cointalk.com/t113912/ and somewhere she has...
If you are asking if I think it deserves a star, no. At least not from what I can make out from the picture. If you are asking if prooflike is a...
First off, the camera tends to emphasize minor marks on a coin AND people tends to further emphasize the marks because the pictures are blown up....
The only time I remember mentioning it, there were 22, not 32.
Considering that there are only 20 now with enough to count, you definitely have made teh top 30. Actually, you are #12.
"the grading issues I continually rant about" - i.e. gradeflation.
1943-S NGC slabbed NOTE: If you don't vote in the poll, your vote will not be counted BTW, the lines on the reverse are die polish lines
1938-S NGC slabbed NOTE: If you don't vote in the poll, your vote will not be counted
Hey, Mark finally missed a couple. Leadfoot didn't. He was the only one to get all 3 of these right. Top 10. Columns are rank, name,...
All 3 of these have great luster. I am pretty sure the spots are why this is a 64 in stead of a 65, but in hand it is definitely not a 63.
All 3 of these have great luster. This one has a couple more hits that the first, but I have no problem with the 65. I am sure Doug's problem is...
All 3 of these have great luster. The hits (more like rubs) in the right obverse field are much less obvious in hand. I thought it funny that...
That is most of it. The 2007 is cameo.
Since 1980, yes. They are not uncommon for the 70's, but prior to that, they are extremely rare.
Zero know from NGC and PCGS. I am sure there are lots known form SGS, NNC, NEC, etc. There might even be some by ANACS and ICG.
Are you referring to MS, SP, or both?
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