there is... it's called a vacuum.
no... but thank you... again!
will it sell (when the day comes) for more than the cost of the coin + certification?
How is it possible for something to oxidize in an air-tight environment?
I hope they sell the rest fast... here's where we see how many people actually want these
I'd love to see the results
Total score! Good for you!
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I have always wanted to attend the FUN Show. After this thread, it's on my bucket list.
He's been pushing it for years. The hobby just isn't buying it as the current system works just fine.
You may remove the spots, but the surface underneath will not match the rest of the coin. You'll trade in white spots for different colored spots.
Thanks for the compliment. I try to be thoughtful as well as polite in my responses as I feel that my words have a permanence when I publish them...
All the more reason to frequent this forum. There are several dealers here that would be happy to help you find what you're looking for, but...
You don't have to be crazy. Knowing the person you're buying it from works well too.
I don't think it's published anywhere as this forum is privately owned by a single person. I can attest that he's not earning a profit on it,...
I quit smoking over 20 years ago. To this day it was still the hardest thing I ever did. I even relapsed a couple of times and smoked before...
You should know a little something about my podcast before you accuse me of a commercial venture. That said, look at the right of EVERY page on...
I have assembled a set of 1962 Proof coins (my birth year) in NGC PF-68 Ultra Cameo. Most of them cost more than a set would cost raw.
It depends, Bill. If the half is ultra cameo it can be worth hundreds.
Look at 1926-S Buffalo Nickels. Some Mint State coins lack a full horn. You just have to know yur coins and which ones are known for good strike...
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