I see damage in these 3 spots, such a shame for a key coin :o [ATTACH]
I think it would grade XF40, but green spot and other green casts areas are probably PVC damage from previous storage of the coin. [ATTACH]
I would say 90% of older key & semi key coins will hold their value or increase over the years. Even during hard times like recession &...
Congrats & thanks for the contest 714 , 412 , 48
There is something about a stampede of Buffalo's ;) [ATTACH]
Here is a thread started on circ proof finds http://www.cointalk.com/t200357/#post1368849
I have about 6 1937's slabbed that have a sharper horn & split tail. These look too flat & worn to me.
I see signs of wear on the Obv & Rev (horn & tail) VF-XF in my opinion
I guess the best circulated Proof I have found is a 1963 Franklin :thumb: [ATTACH]
I think you did great. :thumb: I paid $210 for a 1946 to 1964 BU silver set several months ago :)
345,250 is my wild guess :confused:
Interesting detail on that medal :thumb:
I got my order placed at 1:10pm in my time zone :hail: Order # 39717xxx Website was down for about 1/2 hour for me.
I have bought from APMEX & Provident Metals recently :) http://www.providentmetals.com/2012-1-oz-american-silver-eagle-bullion-coin.html
Me, Too Mine arrived via UPS at 10am :hail: [ATTACH]
Count me in ;) I bought 30 of the 2001 Buffalo sets, so I think this set will be sought after, likewise ;)
Waiting on this one to arrive ;) [ATTACH]
2011 Reverse Proof Pair :) [ATTACH] :)
Post mint damage trying to give the torch more "full bands" :confused:
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