That's not the most flattering spelling.
So are you two calling Conder101 a liar or do you think he misunderstood the itemized bill? In my experience with Drayage companies in Atlantic...
That is a cool mule, wish we had a photo of it.
NO! We already have a thread dedicated to that subject. Read more: http://www.cointalk.com/t211178/#ixzz25bjW2eii
I just looked at the NGC populations for all Jefferson Nickels, here are the low end. Total:--97854 P/AG:--0 G:------5 VG:----27 F:------38
The lowball set idea has not caught on yet with Jefferson Nickels. The lowest NGC graded 1960 Jefferson Nickel is AU55.
BTW, here is a link to Conder101's NGC Slab Generation Thread. NGC Slab Varieties
It is a generation 8 which was only used in August & September of 2000. I have many of them. [ATTACH]
For Real http://youtu.be/g5j8Jioan1w
Wow, I read that and I hear Curly's voice. Spooky!
AW = Artificial Wear. Body bag that cheating coin I say!:devil:
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I really don't collect them, I need them for my registry set and they were really cheap so I bought them. Once my 1938-1964 registry set is...
It ain't that bad, the NGC population in MS67 is 1267/264 with only 14 in MS69. Besides, it was cheap.:D
Don't have time to look at them right now, but I would be much more worried about authentication than grade if I were you.
You can't fix stupid!
I think some of the state quarter designs are outstanding. Delaware and Connecticut come to mind.
This may sound mean, but it is fortunate that the plastic is worth more than the coin. I don't know anybody who is seeking a PR64 Franklin Half...
Not insulting your son, but not insulting that coin is going to be almost impossible.
Yes, luster grazes are pain. I see you solved that problem by having a circulated coin graded.:devil:
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