$475. Of course, what I think is FMV and what you paid may be two different things. I probably should think about this a little more.:D
How much longer the suspense?
Close to agreeing here. I would probably go a bit higher on the 1867, especially if there is a little luster lurking there, which I think I see....
The certification services often seem to be generous grading CC Morgans, I'm not surprised it got a 65. But it doesn't appear to be "nice for the...
+1 Edit: Also, metals are reactive, toning does occur over time. Collectors prize original surfaces, and toning attests (or so we hope) that a...
1823 Bourbon Restoration Ex-NGC VF30 [ATTACH]
5 Francs of Louis Napoleon (Napoleon III). 1852, Paris mint. [ATTACH]
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