No need to weight them, these sets are well known for having junk in them. Also, the 1943 steel cents are VERY inexpensive because they were...
It won't matter, an experienced eye will see that it has been cleaned and most of us will recognize the strange toning that results after a...
Olive oil is the defacto "go to" for people. It's been recommended for decades, that doesn't mean it's right. I've done plenty of experimentation...
Definately a LD.
Well, how about if I list the stuff you should NOT do and many other collectors will tell you? It's a good start to make sure you don't screw up....
HAHAHAHAH....stop changing your name! Want to sell them back to me? That's one set I've always regretted selling....it's absolutely KILLER and...
Well, obviously not. Anyone buying a full set is looking for either a bargain or to resell it. You can expect a dealer to offer about half of the...
People and dealers buy complete collections all the time. However, the price will mostly be determined by the key dates with the rest "along for...
Primarily light to moderate verdigris, some of the spots on the portrait appear to possibly be pitting, hard to fully judge from the pictures....
Nice coin! 66
Hummmm....Dick doesn't usually slip up like that. I should pay attention to those names in case he does! LOL
Sweet....I got two in a row,,,but no bump in the standings. ARRGGGG, I need to drop a bad guess soon!
At least they didn't 67 it.
Corrosion (verdigris) on copper coins is very common. It is classsified as light, moderate and heavy. Heavy corrosion cannot be removed without...
I find the 70S SD proof makes for the best example. The top coin is a large date.
I like them if they look nice. I have several very dark coins.
NICE woody!
Nice find!
PMD, something scraped across the coin. Notice how LI was wiped out and the metal just piled up?
Last Jefferson set sold....new set posted: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320935971308&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
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