I have to agree with the assessment of a reproduction. The lettering looks odd to me not to mention the surfaces.
It probably had glue or something like that on it that was removed.
If I remember right it was identified as S-189 but It could be wrong. I am by far an expert on these varieties. I'll defer to the experts on this...
It was bought a couple of years ago and it was north of $50k... I am only part owner of this coin... and sadly it's a minority share...
Unfortunately it's a counterfeit. Here is an example of a genuine piece. http://www.cointalk.com/t127129/
I'd re read my comment...maybe I wasn't clear enough. I was saying that they are not the Philadelphia overdate... and if the bottom piece is a...
If these are the Phillidelphia minted coins they are not the overdate. The second one needs better pictures if it is a D mint.
This coin is encapsulated by NGC. I will post the picture of the slab at a later date. So, what does it grade? [ATTACH][ATTACH]
I bought this coin in a large group of world stuff and i have absolutely no idea what it is... It's about the size of a US Half Dollar... I'm...
That looks like a heck of a coin! Look at those surfaces!!!
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Funny you mention that. This was the only coin added to the collection that I wasn't directly responsible for. I thought this one might spark some...
I got the opportunity yesterday to photograph this coin. It's in a major collection I'm helping to assemble. It has been graded VF30 by PCGS and...
This is by far one of the most eye appealing coins I have ever been lucky enough to handle. This coin is in a major collection I am helping...
Some of you may have seen this coin before from my previous postings about it. I got the opportunity yesterday to take some new pictures of it. I...
Thanks guys! This has definitely been a great experience putting this collection together. It does also include some other cool coins which I'll...
Something that tends to happen as coins get more expensive is that people are more hesitant to pay a premium. When coins are cheaper folks are...
5%-10% I would say.
I get this question a lot at the shop... My answer is it depends on if your specific investing goals. If you spend $1,000 on eagles and $1,000 on...
As long as you don't buy a bunch of high grade graded examples and also keep in mind that they are designed to be bullion coins... you'll be fine.
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