I should know the grade on this piece in the next day or so... hopefully sooner... get your last guesses in.
Yes, Even if this came out of a FED sealed roll they would not mark it with the state designation.
I didn't see this thread early enough... but this is definitely a new Chinese counterfeit. The pebbly surfaces in the devices are a good indicator.
It is slightly PL but not enough for the designation. I got a new Canon 10MM macro lens... that thing is amazing.
There was one in PF68Cameo at the central states show this past weekend in Chicago... it was a real looker too.... but I digress.
This is usually what a PL or DMPL looks like when photographed. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
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Hey gang!! I picked this coin up this past weekend from another dealer. I'm going to send it to NGC for certification. I don't normally like...
Looks like damage to me.
They are definitely melting them. These were all boxes for 90% dollars. I saw hundreds of silver proof state quarter sets being broken up too.
I was at the the central states coin show yesterday and I walked by this trashcan and I had to take a picture of what I saw. [ATTACH]
It sounds like a dealer with limited cashflow not limited exposure. In this business... especially lately... you MUST have cash at all times... We...
Hey friends! I know the Russian coin market is pretty hot right now. I picked up this piece which is kind of scarce in this condition. The coin...
I don't think so...
This isnt a milk spot... there was a little speck of plastic or something on the coin that caused a spot.
And now you see the point of this entire thread ;) They say they can do it.... Lets see if they can do it...
Here is something I have noticed... It could be complete coincidence or there could be something to it. I have been having some decent luck with...
Numismatic Conservation Service. They can professionally conserve this coin and remove the spotting without damaging the surface or finish of the...
The left picture.
I'm thinking it was struck more then once... I see faint remnants of letters on the stretched out parts of the reverse.
Separate names with a comma.
