Use photobucket.com to attach large pictures. As it is I can see the spike on yours easily. I do agree the one in question also now looks like a...
Darn. :) [/QUOTE} In the 2010 Red Book, you can find information on William Wood's coinage on pages 39-43. Information includes his Rosa...
Marketing ploy that works. :)
No problems - it happens.
NGC will give a details grade. The problem is that finding true problem free large cents doing varieties is almost impossible or very very...
Snaz answered the best and I am not sure about the cost. You can always post pictures of the coins and get opinions on getting them graded. The...
Wellllll if the scratch bums you out that much feel free to send me that coin. Need me to PM you an address. :) Nice coin by the way. Not up much...
I think I don't have that variety yet. Nice coins by the way.
Nice find a liberty nickel. And here I was all ready to complain to about the local store that rounds up when giving change. I always like getting...
Are my eyes that bad - it looks like a crosslet 4 to me? That was the first thing I checked for.
Oh - no problem. I just like to ping this thread to the top. I like it to be one of the first threads people see when they come into this forum....
Yep have to agree with you on that.
Yes - between those two spiked chin examples I can see similarites on the rim at 3:30. And yes in the auction I think(being the key word) that I...
Good story. I got a few books from my father just within this last year. I need to work on completing them.
Looks to be in the F15 to VF20 range. As for the spiked chin - can't say for sure, but I would expect it to be more obvious. Just my opinion.
Nice coin! Very nice indeed.
If it is real then it is worth the $100 grading fee, if not then at least you would know. Pictures will help determine if it is real.
It is possible, but I do not know. The ones I looked at look like the reverse at 7 o'clock - flattened rim with dentils still showing. I guess...
I see 900fine beat me to the punch on the 1831 quarter. I think the 1810 is a O-106a, but not positive. Can someone else confirm it? 1834...
Looks like the quarter is a B-4 R-1 coin. Maybe after dinner I will feel energetic and do the bust halves. :)
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