I need someone to explain this to me. I was under the impression that specimen coins came from the early days of the US mint when they didn't...
Clembo, I have to say that I never liked the double dime until last week when a member of the NGC forum posted the coin in the following link....
Looking for an old pro for this one.... I found this post on "Looking for an old pro for this one...." interesting and have nominated it...
If he can't nominate the thread, than I will do it for him.
Ruben, Whizzing is defined by PCGS in THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO COIN GRADING AND COUNTERFEIT DETECTION as "The process of mechanically moving the...
These are much better. If the engraver of the potty hobo had more talent, it would be a great piece of edited, i mean work.:goof:...
JK Couldn't help myself.
I have no problem with the 1920-S costing more than the 1928-D. It does and it should. The non full head 20-S is $900 compared to $200 for the...
Spellcheck? I love when the newspapers make mistakes. LOL!:goof:
Good Job Ruben, you found that answer quick!
While I agree that the systems are non linear, one would expect to see the coins with the smallest populations of FH designations drive the most...
I would accommodate you if I knew how to grade Washington Quarters. IMO, they are one of the most difficult series to grade. I know I don't have...
I just started a rainbow toned collection of Peace Dollars. I have two of the common dates so far. This will be a very long an arduous process I...
WOW Julien, you have some bangin coins. You obviously need to post more photos more often. We want to see them all.:smile
I will give you what I have photographically. The grading definitions used are from David W. Lange's THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO MERCURY DIMES. Please...
What series of coin are you interested in seeing. This would be a fun project for me.
Sorry about that, I used a 1901-O which has a pretty soft strike and is not really indicative of the initial Morgan design. Here is a comparison...
Here is a comparison photo. Other than the details looking more defined and the lettering more bold, I don't see much difference. [IMG] :D
LOL. I should have seen that coming. I recently purchased a 1930-S NGC MS67 FH SLQ but did not even care to look if the coin deserved the FH...
That is a great point Doug and I agree completely. Now, what do you think of the pricing on these coins?
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