Dipsticks...
Me too... and I bought 500 ounces today alone.... I'm in flip mode... lock it in as soon as I get it... make it go away... ;)
Not quite sure... but I bet the pitting has something to do with it. Fine jewelers torch??? See how it's localized to the bottom left corner of...
Coins in the $500-$1,500 range are still relatively common in the scheme of things... I mean think about how many low end RB Unc 1909 S VDB's are...
Don't like the pitting in the quarter of the reverse around the mintmark, don't like the fat obverse rim at 6 o clock, don't like the shape and...
I agree... it's a cast reproduction. The pitted surface and mushy details are a clear indicator.
I agree... the coin probably got damaged by the crimping machine... this could have exposed some of the zinc under the copper and it could have...
These coins are still collected and since the announcement that they are no longer going to holder them they still bring a decent amount of money.
Here is a cool coin with a cool story. I recently picked this one up from a friend. These coins were originally thought to be the real deal... and...
I look at hundreds of coins a day and some days there is a coin that jumps out at me... this one happened to jump out at me today so I snapped...
I agree completely.
I'm not sure... maybe I'll try PCGS and see what they say.
I was going to say something... but that about sums it up.
I got this note with this coin... " NOT SUITABLE FOR CERTIFICATION "
looks ground down to me.... no Blakesely effect either.
The 30 day low is $33.68... yikes!
I got a set this morning for $70 less then melt from APMEX.
The gentleman who owned this set was an indoor smoker... I betcha this had something to do with it.
Did NCS take the corrosion off the reverse of this coin? It appeared to have some corrosion at around 11 on the reverse.
This coin has been in a dansco album for for the past 12 years or so. If you know me you will know that I LOATHE the state quarter series... but...
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