No, I'm just not a coincidence theorist.:whistle:
I wish the mint would produce some of these old designs to the original specifications for gold and silver content instead of going with the .9999...
Don't forget rim dings, and even obvious dings in the fields. I also think a coin with clean original surfaces looks better regardless of grade....
I agree, especially with #2.
I'm going to hold out for the Carson City mint '47.
I would probably collect half dollars because I like larger coins and some of the dates from the 1980s are relatively scarce and might be valuable...
The coin you posted is a silver round. The concept of the Amero, however, is a real one that has been discussed as a regional currency similar to...
It's a glitch. Frequently, charts of daily price/volume activity contain input errors and occasionally trading errors that are later corrected....
I would guess it was exposed to some sort of toning agent just before it was sent to PCI. Or maybe it was mis-labeled.
I'm just not a fan. The same people who like these coins probably don't like the colored coins being put out by the canadian mint. For me, I...
Bag marks don't mean the coins are not MS.
So, how was the coin stored to achieve this toning if it is not AT?
Sorry, I can't bring myself to consider either coin "attractive" based on the toning.
It's probably just my own weird taste in coins, but the toning does nothing for me. Nothing. I just don't like it whether it is NT or AT. :eek:
"IF." That's why I asked.
The colors look painted on. The color combination is suspicious. The areas not "painted" aren't toned at all. The coin isn't really old enough...
It screams AT. How did you store it to get that toning?
The collectors here tend to be traditional purists and have no interest in some of the modern attempts by national mints to "market" coins.
Did he dip the coins? They all look like they have been cleanded at some point. Also, junk morgans frequently sell for a bit more than other...
Since there can be enormous price differences between coins that are only one grade apart, it makes sense for a TPG to move to fractional grading...
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