The cents in my 1981 proof sets are beautiful!!! I don't typically buy low-quality sets. If I do, it's at a significant discount, and I then sell...
I'm not speaking as to your choice of coin dealer, but I've seen these all over the place for double face value; that is, $50 a set. BU doesn't...
They can't possibly sell them for $19.95 a set, because there's $25 face value in a 100 coin set!!!
I just wanted to express concern. I didn't want to risk speculating on the cause. :whistle:
Cool. I know I saw you there last year. I don't know when I'll be there either. I'm a working guy too, but I have a little more leeway than...
Well, okay. Jody did the work for you.
Dang it, Jody!!!
Even on worn coins, you can usually see the top step, which as previously pointed out, is much thicker on the Reverse of 1940. Here is a good...
Dude...are you okay?
I was going to ask what I was missing...those looked like beautiful coins! Then I actually read what you wrote. Ouch! Talk about an impaired...
Is anyone planning on attending the Suburban Detroit Coin Show this week? It runs Thursday, Friday, and Saturday (never on Sunday, but some...
Can you imagine the look on a PCGS grader's face when this bad boy pops out of the envelope?
Yeah, right. It's an SGS special. Man, not even they could give this thing an MS-70. It would be funny, though.
I was inspired by another thread on bad proof cents. I posted the below coin as an example of one that I have. Then I got thinking: We're always...
It's a lovely deep cameo coin. Last week I bid on an eBay lot of proof sets, and in the list it said 1984 - BAD. Well, I didn't know how bad,...
Also, the 2000 silver eagles that are in the Millennium Coin and Currency sets were struck at West Point, but do not bear a W mintmark.
Oh, man...have I got you beat. I'm not much for one-upsmanship, but in this case, I have to brag. I've got the worst proof cent you've ever seen....
It is scratched. It's a G-4 to G-6 coin. If you need to have it slabbed (why???) just send it to ANACS for a net grade.
I know this is a family-friendly forum, so I hope my comments are not out of line, but... the seller is obviously high on crack.
I've seen this several times, and I think it relates to their sealing technology. It usually appears as an opaqueness on the border of the slab....
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