This is the kind of stuff I see on Facebook. :)
@SuperDave (always wanted to tag myself, maybe it'll cause a singularity :) ) doesn't even know which way Colonials roll when you drop one. :P
No, just make sure the Morgan I'm holding isn't right-side-up. That would suit. :P
How'd you know? :) Seriously, after my time in the Army this is one habit which has never left me, even 35 years later. I pack stuff tight into...
Hey, they take up a ton less space in the drawer if you do.
This is another valid potential explanation. I should think a deliberate removal would exhibit a smoother overall appearance - the normal practice...
Be wary. Idols have a way of failing to live up to your expectations at the most inopportune of times, and infallibility only exists in fiction.
Now you know why he's celibate.
Letting someone tell you what a coin is worth is rather like letting someone tell you who to vote for. I think back to a day when the TPG's didn't...
Too long in the past to remember, and too many of those I learned from did it that way to single one out. There was a time when only ANACS did not...
Plainly, you are looking at the world through crystal-clear lenses. :) Yeah, this is a daunting challenge for you. You'll have to become a...
I consider all offers. On some occasions, for a little less than a nanosecond. :)
Same rules as any other coin purchase. If your own skills and the available information do not completely convince you that the coin is genuine,...
If a coin would be Mint State aside the damage/cleaning, no further granularity of grade determination is even possible since the grade is based...
"The Book" is The Comprehensive Catalog and Encyclopedia of Morgan and Peace Dollars, Leroy Van Allen and A. George Mallis' definitive record of...
It's not out of the realm of possibility that this was deliberate on his part, for the precise purpose of avoiding letting go the original coin at...
That's an "interest level" assigned by Leroy Van Allen at the time he designates the VAM. It's only an estimate, of course, and the fullness of...
It's not. That's the whole point. You are trying to apply black-and-white rules to a place which is only gray.
We need to know that buyer's name, so we can block him.
My gut reaction is "planchet flaw which separated from the coin later during circulation." If it's a hit, metal had to go somewhere. We see...
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