Then you're saying it should have received a gold bean?
It's already had 7 bidders and 10 people tracking it. I will really be surprised if this coin doesn't come close to 50k. I didn't realize how...
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I'm gonna say MS62-63. The TPG's from what I've seen are very liberal at grading Morgans.
Yeah, but do you have a girlfriend/future wife. As everyone knows the expense of companionship is astronomical.
I know this is a common coin, but it does have some value in higher grades. This is the best photo I could get. The apparent scratches under IN...
That's right. To continue the story. We played at a friend's of mine house whose dad was a mechanic that worked out of his garage. They had 14...
When I was a teenager back in the early 60's we used to play a game where we would pitch quarters onto a concrete walkway up against a concrete...
An 1895-S Morgan is a $1000 coin in EF. Sorry to be a skeptic, but I think I need pics to make this story believable.
Great advice. What each and every one of us does reflects on all of us.
Very interesting. I did find a jeweler from Pawtucket R. I. named W. W. Dexter but don't have a clue if it fits in any way.
I would call the Morgan VG8. About $50
I personally never use the PCGS price guide. Except when I'm selling of course.
I wouldn't say you got ripped off, but I wouldn't have paid that much for it.
I'm try to work on my coin photography. I know it's not perfect, but it's far better than what I could on reflective coins previously. Tell me...
Care to offer a grade.
http://www.vamworld.com/1921-D+VAMs Check it out for yourself, and it's not a good idea to handle your coins anywhere but by the edge.
I've been told this is probably envelope toning on this Franklin. Do you agree? To me it's neither attractive or not, it just is. Also would you...
I know this is an old thread, but I thought it would be interesting to see where this has gone. In June of 2007 these were listed on Numismedia...
Very Very Nice. That's the kind of toning I like.
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