David Sear is who comes to mind. I would rather have a COA from him than a slab.
Whizzed with acid???
Let us know
Whizzing is done to make a coin look better, and in some cases to mimic luster. This is one of the photos you get if you Google "whizzed cent"...
I vote for acid, whizzing is much more "rippley"
but...but...but it has a CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY!!!
Good question, click on the photo and follow through and it seems not to have any rim. Must have just slid through...
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The only real point in slabbing any coin is to assure authenticity and increase the price. I think the price break for most coins is around $200.
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I am probably wrong, but trying to tell the difference between MD (Machine Doubling) and DDD (Die Deterioration Doubling) is hard to see. MD...
Since I had a 1/10 oz AGE, I bought a 1/10 oz APE to accompany it and then felt compelled to buy a 1/10 oz silver round so they could be...
Wow, really nice!
Certified by who? Want me to make one out for you?
Ask yourself if this was really necessary
Ah yes, Useless Liebig :) I had to translate articles from Annalen der Chemie when I was an undergraduate...
$6.43 worth of silver. I don't think it would get an Uncirculated, looking at the lions on the shield on the reverse, but I do like these.
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