Definitely not a 1969-S DDO
An experienced collector shouldn't be fooled by those pictures. Go to any of the major auction sites and look at the hundreds of Morgans that are...
True, but some people are able to live with things that others won't. Some people are able to overlook things others can't. Coin collecting is...
I owned a 31-S once that graded MS64 RB and was an absolutely beautiful coin except for a single carbon spot near the date. I was able to buy it...
My guess is that it would grade in the MS63/MS64 Brown range. I have a couple other NGC graded Lincolns with spots like those with MS grades.
Nice post. I'll have to read it again with a beer and sausage:-)
True, but there's a cost in recertification. Given some of the grading trends discussed in some of the other threads, a coin graded AU 58 may...
I'd wear steel toed shoes.:-)
Both are nice but the second has stronger details, especially the hair. It would probably grade higher than the first.
Your story and one I read the other day about another collector coming across not one, it two, 1939 DDR Jefferson's tells me I should start...
It all boils down to what you are comfortable with. The value of a certified 64L in that grade would keep me from cracking it out. I'd keep...
I'd leave the coin in the slab and buy a raw one for my album. Since it isn't a rare date you should be able to purchase a nice example that...
Is the date doubled or am I seeing things?
As Mr Burns would say, EXCELLENT!
For my type set
It's nice to be retired:-)
Please ignore as I just saw your previous post.
You've got my curiosity. What are the three types? I can only think of two. I'm not a SLQ collector as of yet but hope to add a few as time...
I wasn't around when most of the coinage I'm interested in were circulating. I don't see a generational bias in what I'm interested in. I'd hope...
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