The 1st one looks iffy and the second one has definitely been cleaned , but like Tom B. said I really can't see the last one to tell , but at...
Because this one doesn't look bad to me .
I don't think he added anything , he knows how the tpgs grade and this coin is a 66 . Don't forget that these pics are way over sized and every...
Against all these guys , I'll take 2nd anyday . Heck being in the top 10 is pretty impressive . Thanks again Dick for a fun and educational year ,...
Congrats ldhair . Dang I sure went out with a bang , both wrong . Had the right grades but on the wrong coins .
Ok , Brother !!!!! When are you sending it to me . :) I win right ? lol
Send that puppy back . Tell them you want a new one not another return , though I doubt it will help you never know .
Looks like EF-40-45 to me . Still a classic coin that everyone should own . Though I might be a little prejudiced being born in Chicago . Still I...
Dang , I didn't see non-cents post , that's the CWT I was bidding on though the breaks and clashing were at least double of that coin .
Put me in the I like Die break coins . I'm still sorry I got overbid on a common CWT with the most die cracks and clash marks I've ever seen on a...
C'mon Angelo , I can't wait any longer .
OK , I'll bite MS-69-FB . ;)
More than a few times , on ebay it's usually a Bust half or a Civil War token . Usually it's when I become a bidiot and bid more than I planned...
I'd say 67 FB , but since no one has guessed 65-FB that's what I'll try . 65-FB
Went 65 .
I have a feeling if they even have the slightest question , they'll QC the coin . They'll error on the side of caution . But I do agree with most...
I guess it's time to make some pop corn . BTW , C.B.D. I think you did the right thing by informing him of his mistake . He can either take the...
Went AU -23 . :)
I really don't think on your piece that the scratch matters much at all . It may bother some more than me but for the grade of your coin I'd have...
I agree with the others that a die crack is not an error . It's just a marker letting us know what die state the coin was made from . Still I do...
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