You'd be suprised by the amount of people that collect holed coins , I don't know the mans name but he wears a hat and vest with every type of...
I was thinking that since MS-70 means it's a perfect coin , the ANA 6th edition says a flawless coin no marks visible under magnification , so if...
When NGC first came out they commanded a premium now NGC and PCGS are about equal , while ANACs , ICG ,and Dominion are good componies they trade...
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Yep I've seen some MS-70s with tiny marks , I wonder if CAC ever gave a bean to a MS-70 in real life . rzage
Just wondering what you guys think , can a MS-70 Coin recieve a high for the grade or solid for the grade CAC Green Bean . Remember MS-70 is...
Welcome to Coin Talk , it's almost impossable to tell a coins worth , or even what kind it is without some pictures , can you get someone to help...
Also if a gouge did some damage by sliding across a coin the area wouldn't be smooth , there would be ridges from where the metal was ripped up...
I have to agree with rlm's cents , lamination error . rzage
First buy coins that are truley rare and have a solid track record of being wanted , don't skimp and buy a coin because it's cheap , chances are...
Looks like its MS but can't really tell with the small pics , could you do some bigger pics . rzage
Could salt water do that to a coin ? rzage
Look for any tooling marks , also the denticles and rim should be about the same thickness , and if there are a lot of raised bumps in the fields...
Thanks for a great thread , though I don't collect MS Lincolns I'll say MS66 RB though the tpgs probablly gave it a 67RB because it's a DD . rzage
Learn something every day here , I always thought pure gold was inert , and just the copper and silver in our coins is what toned , great examples...
Not dumbing it down is fine , but there also is a fine line where you can still get the information out for the expert , and also have it...
I couldn't find it , I looked at the '22 Lincoln and it said an error exists , nice site anyways . rzage:D
Spinner and paddlefoot was around 1959 , they showed it in Chicago with Frazier Thomas on the Garfield Goose show , oh the good ole days ....
You have to remember that to the people doing this , a Barber quarter was just an ordinary coin , sorta like when as a kid we'd put silver...
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