nice coin! Love the early Jefferson proofs!
agreed as any Standing Liberty quarter with a razor sharp strike, especially a branch mint coin, is quite a rare find
Awesome post Paul! and as always the pictures are nothing short of phenomenal! So much so that it made me question something. The coins that...
1925 -D MS-64 looks like a repunched 5 on the date 1922-D MS-62
I am not commenting on whether or not you are, ;) but from the reverse photo you can tell that the coin is in an NGC slab, so as far as damage...
They call it the Red Book because the original and subsequent covers were red in color. The Blue Book was blue. The Blue Book was closer to...
Put me down for MS-65 BN. I had PMed Thad with a guess shortly after he posted the thread and certainly before he had posted the results.
That is NOT damage! It's the planchet and if I am not mistaken, it's what's referred to as a "woody".
fun thread, ben
thanks for the contest Matt! It was fun!
well said
I agree that we can always use a good debate here, Lehigh, what I object to is the manner in which it was brought about. One member coming in...
ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!
keep the CoinSpace drama on CoinSpace!!! We don't need to sift through your crap here! If you have a problem with someone on CoinSpace, take it...
I understood what you said. Given your premise, why would someone want to spend the money (about $50 for two coins) to have them graded?...
truer words were never spoken. You have destroyed any potential value these coins had in the bag by opening it. If you doubt there is any...
now that's odd! but they could be using whatever they have available without regard as to finish
my question is this? If you bought them in a bag and paid a premium for them, what was your original intention for them? as an aside the Mint...
The Federal Reserve Bank only does business with member banks.
The 15-D looks to me to be 64-RB. well in all fairness, it looks like I'd say brown, but the luster is again hard o judge from pics, so my first...
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