All were good buys, especially the ASEs. TC
Ok. Where are the pics? :eating: TC
This thread is great! I definitely see the difference now. Time to check the mint sets. TC
NGC graded it an MS63 no FBL! I agree with the no FBL (at least with NGC criteria) but would easily grade it an MS65. The coin looks even better...
Welcome to CT! Let's see some pics! TC
You can same money on postage if you group your purchases together instead of having individual subscriptions. BTW: I have ordered from the Mint...
Congrats on the purchase. I love the design. Enjoy! TC
This is true. Silver will drop again (under $18/ounce) before the end of the summer. No data...just a hunch. ;) TC
Guess the grade? Here are pics of my 1960 Franklin. What do you think NGC graded it? Sorry these are not the best pics. TC
If the person firing the fatal shot sends the coin the PCGS, can he/she get a "first strike" designation. :rolleyes: TC
The public just does not seem to like large coins (i.e. anything larger than a quarter). TC
Thanks Terry. That was helpful. TC
Can someone please post a Type C reverse and a Type M reverse side-by-side and point out the difference? Thanks! TC
I wonder if the coins will come in "shotgun rolls." :eek: TC
The reverse on the bicentennial quarter is cool (especially in silver) and under-appreciated in my opinion. TC
Whenever you can get U.S. silver coins for face, you did very well. Congrats! TC
I have not seen it. Can you post a link? TC
Congratulations on graduating. Both PCGS and NGC are fine. I think ASE bullion coins look better in the clear PCGS slab than the white NGC slab...
Jon: Welcome to the forum! I would suggest sending it to PCGS for variety certification/grading. I am pretty sure you have to send it to them...
When it comes to modern BULLION, some just desire the MS70/PF70 for registry sets (or simply to have the best graded example). I know that many...
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