This is a very interesting piece. I know what it looks like to me, but why on earth was it done? It looks like someone used a belt driven sander...
They did not come in an actual holder back then. Which is why a photo of the coin accompanies it, to prevent someone from pairing the certificate...
I like it!! I'll guess $135.00
I hate to break the bad news to you, but your '69-S Lincoln cent is not the "Big One". The real deal will be very obvious.
Thank you much!! :)
LOL. No worries... That's the fun part with guessing on a multi page GTG thread. :)
Can we get a mod to please kill that other thread? @desertgem, @ToughCOINS, @GDJMSP thanks..
Ok, this thread was inspired by another thread where I had an 1883 Morgan that was struck with a rusty reverse die. A lot of others chimed in with...
That '32-S looks perfectly good to me. The area around the MM is a great tell for it being authentic. It's kinda weird with these, if the are...
These are tough for me. My initial instinct was VF-35, but I can see this getting an EF-40.
I think he's pulling a Tom Brady... Head down, knowing he was wrong with everyone rooting against him. PCGS stripped the ball out of his hand at...
Time to get the dart board out... I'm going to throw my guess out at $975.00
The only holder I've ever cracked were a couple of the newer ANACS holder. I just cannot bring myself to crack any of the older holders. I'll...
Wow!! That would be a fun small set to put together. :)
I agree with you. In hand she is a solid 65 by today's standard. I even compared her to a couple of 66's, she's close but not quite. I'm...
Nice rusty dies!!! We may need to start a thread to show off rusty dies. :)
Tell Ed I said thank you.. I'll give this 1883 the EW Bean!! I think he should put out a Gold EW Bean. :) I figure he can guess after the...
That is what I mean. I see what you are seeing, whomever polished the reverse up did not get the pitting all out. The heaviest is seen on the...
Those New Orleans Morgan's are notorious for having weak strikes. How about this for a weak strike? It's an 1888-O graded MS-63. [ATTACH]
Thanks for the info, I just could not make out anything from the plate photo on VAMWorld. :)
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