Exactly. I buy graded because I want it that way. I buy raw for the same reason.
In my opinion, anymore 1933 good coin is good. Coins in general are not good investments but it you pick the right one and hold for a long time...
Looks like it to me.
Now how did that happen? LOL Glad you found it. :smug::)
It’s either a weakly struck coin or it had a very small amount of wear on the high spots. Very nice looking.
PCGS is what I buy the most, followed by NGC, then ANACS. I don’t submit coins to be graded, I buy them graded.
Instead of a gold Eagle have you considered a gold coin, pre 1933 of course?
It’s better than being a year behind.
You, what about all mine? And I’m still finding junk coins I bought but never looked at. Good thing I’m retired. :)
You can’t go wrong with any Walkers.
It was one of those coins that when you see it, it calls your name and you buy it.
I thought it was along those lines. Thanks for the good information. Easier for me to understand now.
The photos just don’t stand out as PL to me. Glad you got it on the label though.
Here’s a closeup. [ATTACH]
A 1922 Peace Dollar and she has an unmistakable Mustache. It can be seen clearly without magnifying. She has some roughness to her but she could...
I missed this thread but after looking I’d say it’s a MS-64.
To me that looks like a plating blister. It is from 1973 and that year was all copper coated zinc. The other area is a known weak spot as there...
Looks like it was minted by a tired worn out die.
I’d buy the sets and break apart. Watch for milk spots on the coins before purchasing them.
Afraid not. Die cracks are raised and tend not to be so straight.
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