Knowing NGC gave the FH, I would give them (and the coin) the benefit of the doubt. That said, I'd like to see a photograph with the light at a...
Gorgeous coin and photographs!
p.p.s. VERY NICE COIN & thanks for sharing.
p.s. here's a hammered strike, IMO: http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=244&Lot_No=6908#photo
Like Mark, the photos have me scratching my head as to what this coin really looks like. That said, the coin appears to have mint state details...
I could be wrong, but I don't believe that ANACS will automatically slab them at the same grade. A quick call to ANACS customer service should be...
I like the coin even more after seeing your photo. Congrats!
That's coin karma, man.
Mark, Presenting a purchasing history via credit cards, along with his collection in-person along with this countefeit coin (and it's associated...
At that age, it's quantity not quality. I would buy him as many different coins as possible (perhaps even world coins) and a redbook (or krause).
I'd grade it a 4, maybe a 3.75 on a bad day. ;) 8 bucks for a coin that old seems more than fair. Neat coin! Thanks for sharing...Mike
Congrats. That's one of my favorite coin types!
MS 64 is my guess. Might even be a 65. No full head from me, though. Would like to see the luster a bit better in order to be more sure though.
Nice coin. Looks authentic to me, but what do I know. ;) That said, do you have any photos of the coin that don't have the fields overexposed...
p.s. as aside, when taking a photograph of a coin, any lines that are perpendicular to the light will show up strongly. For instance in the above...
Thank you for posting that. :thumb: I'm doing so horribly lately with the countefeit discussions, I think I should keep my mouth shut. :eek:
Some can, particularly if they used to do it for the grading companies. ;) http://www.markfeldcoins.com/about_me.html But really, it's less...
If I didn't know beter, I'd say that was a counterfeit... Admittedly, I don't look at many high-grade Lincoln's to have a strong feelings, and it...
He may be fooled, but would likely stand behind the coin. I suspect Mark, for instance, would protect me from such an eventuality, and that's...
Thank you for posting this. :thumb:
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