Got a close-up? Without a closer view I suspect a fake. To be fair, with a closer view I might have the same opinion.
After comparing to yours and researching, this one does look to be polished. Neither NGC nor PCGS list a proof for a 1925-S California (Diamond...
THAT is a mighty-fine commemorative! I’ll jump out in the deep end and say it is a Proof 65. Super surface. Super luster. Super strike.
@Del King To learn what constitutes worthless doubling: doubleddie.com While you are at it, read all the articles. It will make you a better...
Yes, 6FS but borderline. Lot of dings on the steps but the lines between appear intact. The nickel shows obvious evidence of circulation and...
Sal, …this is the Flying Eagle series…
Doesn’t look real, maybe a facsimile of some sort?
As promised, here is a coin with a big surprise. [ATTACH] Full LIBERTY, but few other details left of the bust...G6 [ATTACH] Lots of detail...
Nice 1899-O. MS64PL. Re-slabbing…do you expect it to get a better grade or just get it into NGC slab with better label?
CN…I agree it is not a bookend, but would you please explain the label error? I’m not seeing an error on the label, but maybe it’s just my...
…so, is it “ fyoot-vahn-ger”…? I’m of Dutch-German ancestry but I don’t speak German fluently, just individual common nouns and such. My son is...
Doesn’t look like a mistake to me, that’s really nice! I’ll send you my mailing address if you don’t want to keep it…:-)
VF30
All I have to offer is a picture: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I don’t have any info on it, I just saved the pic because it was odd…Spark
Obverse VF20…Reverse XF40. Very nice coin!
@Bob sap …the first thing to do when you suspect doubling is check Wexler and Variety Vista for a match. If you had done this you would have...
UPDATE: Because only the “C” and “S” of CENTS are broken, mine is FS-904.
Purchased this 7Jun25. Obvious hard life but still substantial detail. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] For unknown reasons I had to shim the right side to...
AU53-55
Not really a “shame” since holing coins and putting stout twine or wire or a small chain in a loop to safeguard while traveling was a prevalent...
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