I'd be interested in how PCGS determined it is a Proof planchet.
Who did the grading?
Thanks for your reply. If I read it correctly your valuation is for the F/P bill. I assume the 1867-1967 bill is worth some small amount ($5)?
I have limited resources for non-US currency (can you spell "krause") They appear to be 1954 design but are special issues for 1867-1967. I assume...
It appears to be a hole-filler at best.
That too. But mine gave just a bit more info. Lack of a mm means Philadelphia. Not really important until you get into modern coins where some...
Don't use a white background. It can overpower your exposure. Use a non-reflective black or dark gray background.
No, (P) means a coin struck in Philadelphia but without a mintmark like most older US coins.
Gold for the moment is done. Silver commems have a way to go. I'm missing some of the keys: -- Hawaii -- Hudson -- Old Spanish Trail -- Cincinnati...
The "probably last" part means that I consider the gold Early US Commemoratives that I don't have are too expensive for my budget. PCGS MS-63 OGH...
Or misaligned dies (not parallel).
Didn't realize it's been around that long. I've only been aware of it for at most 10 years.
I'm not familiar with that set but I suspect this may be the reason. In a single year the obverse is common to all NPQ's; it's the reverses that...
I'm sort of between 2 and 3. I buy the coin I want (3) but at a later date I may reconsider and do an upgrade (2). Right now I'm after one coin...
I look at a PO-01 set as a fragile market. Someone who invested in them will NEVER recover their investment when interest in them is lost. And IMO...
Years ago (about 1960) when I was starting out at UMd I was taking G&P (required course otherwise I wouldn't have taken it). It was one of those...
I live in Maryland so when I go to NOVA they think they're being invaded by the North. But the fact is that Maryland was originally "created" as a...
Annandale is a very good mid-size show (80-90 tables). A nice range of dealers from inexpensive to pricey. One of the top small cent dealers in...
There's only 2 Browning varieties for the 1832 Capped Bust quarters. Both of those are B-2 (R-2).
At least it looks like he's got the technique(s) down pretty well.
Separate names with a comma.
