Some of us like both ;)
I'll go with max 0.70. Fun idea, thanks for the chance! When is the contest closed?
The luster looks much stronger on the 46S. I like them both, they both have a pretty similar style of toning. I generally prefer less speckly...
I'd love to be there - but I'm going to FUN instead. Kind of mean of them to have the shows on the same weekend, but that's how its always been.
In my opinion, there is no need to ever "flame" someone because they are new. You haven't had the experiences we have, you don't have the...
:computer: :headbang: :desk: :loud: :hammer: Doug - I agree!
Congrats! That looks like a really nice coin for a 63.
Thanks!
I agree, the pictures are terrible. However, the coin looks like it might be prooflike on the reverse - remember, the * also applies to coins that...
Strike must be incorporated into the grade! A weakly struck coin like the second one should not grade higher than 64 in my opinion, even if there...
The only thing I ever say about the location of my collection is that its stored with a certified gun nut. Loaded guns are stashed through out the...
I'd probably call it a 63. Yeah, $50 was too much, but not as bad as it could have been.
Your wish is my command ;) : http://www.cointalk.com/t74503/
As the subjects of toning and luster are intertwined, the topic of Luster has been coming up with some frequency in my What You need to Know About...
Weimar White's experiments concluded that the toning was on the order of a couple hundred micrograms. Inexpensive scales certainly don't have that...
The highest graded ones are the 1956 (last coin in the third row) and the two coins with prongs in the fourth row (1957 and 1958D). All three are...
Great question sponge. Dipping to remove toning affects luster because the toning affects luster. The surface of the coin is where the...
Everything you need to know about clips you can find in my thread here: http://www.cointalk.com/t77334/
Yes, there are a few that I would like to upgrade. For the most part, though, I am very happy with the grades of the pieces. I have been upgrading...
Definitely. Spotty, streaked, dark, brown, black, ugly, or unattractive toning certainly can and will bring the price down. How much depends on...
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