If you purchase the quarter only proof sets, you have a uniform 1 lens collecton for statehood quarters. Otherwise, I am afraid that the US Mint...
I would personally grade it MS-65. But that's not uncommon for a 1923 Peace Dollar.
Happy Birthday Clembo!!!!
the fact is... you just don't get much past Doug's eyes that he misses. I think sometimes he sees stuff (that's there) that graders don't. Good...
since I haven't chimed in on this one yet... GUILTY on the matchbooks. Started collecting them as a teenager, and I have them from all over the...
I think one thing that noone here has considered is the fact that to date, NOONE has EVER put together a complete set of Full Step Jeffersons. I...
I say solid VF
You aren't alone in your thoughts, Danr
Something I think mentioned here but seemingly forgotten is the fact that (as alluded to by OKC) the Philadelphia Mint was shut down during the...
hobo: It is obvious that the seller DIDN'T have any reference to look in, otherwise he would not have made the statements about the coin's...
enjoy yourself, young man... I know I would <g>
Buy the book before the coin.
no, not MS, sorry. The missing item for me is luster. If a white (or nearly white) coin doesn't look to me like it just came from a fresh new...
I agree with Doug. Hard to say based on the pic. I would say MS-60 at the very best.
Cheryl, They are advertising the $100 Unions here. I think that it's a mighty hefty price tag for a silver round, even if it is slabbed!
Ozark: I cannot disagree more. Coins are NOT an investment but a hobby. It is those that try to make money on coins that typically end up...
I am only 3 sets short of completing my clad mint set run from 1965-2007. I only need a 1987,88 and an 89 to be complete! Not an expensive...
nice find clem!!!
Au
I will step on the limb and say MS-67 RD
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