I think a clarification should be added. Do your research before selling. Why have the headaches for moving a coin if you can sell it to a...
Nice coin Sundance. Gotta love old large coppers.
Learn first and a good friendly local dealer can go a long way. So if possible make friends with a local dealer.
Very nice coin.
Nice coins. THe seated dime is in the vf/xf range. The pictures kind of wash out the wear, but still a couple of nice coins.
That coin looks nice to me. Can't help on prices since I do not collect these. Have used that seller before without problems. Still a nice coin...
Cool book. Good find.
Ms-64/65.
No you don't. Now if you mean for the tpg's to name, then probably yes. As far as I am concerned you can name it what ever you want.
Looks like a nice coin. I agree with toad on the grade.
Sure no problem!!...Ooops stock market dropped...settle for $2??? Love that coin in the link.
The problem is that if you have something like that 1974 aluminum cent you do not want to get a penny on the dollar. Which is precisely what a...
I think the scratches are on the holder and since I know what spock likes it will start with MS. My thinking is that this is one nice coin and...
Sold my raw ones and kept my graded silver coins. Nice coins.
LOL most all I ever look at and dream about are some of his large cents. I never really look at the other pages. I will have to check them out later.
I must be blessed - out of all the years I have bought from them. Only once did I have to return something. I think it was one of the San Fran...
Love it. It is an execellent and interesting addition to your collection. Something for folks to talk about.
Mine is titled "My collection". :) That is how I refer to it, but time will tell. :)
While I have no problem with the seller, I treat him just like all of the others. I do not care what they grade the coin - I decide what I grade...
All day...and all thru the flight home. Kept reminding myself to find this thread. Really nice and really large cent. :)
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