Good details (old cleaning)
The reverse can only LOWER the overall grade. Let's say the coin sat in a drawer for 50 years, sliding on the reverse everytime it was opened or...
Looks like a lamination peel before strike.
That's not true - use Google translate. As long as you do your English at about a fourth grade level it translates it perfectly fine.
They are either idiots or very smart. If they can't figure out how to do a card not present transaction (with support from their card processor),...
You make my point for me. Why is the 31-S less valuable than the 14-D or the 31-D when it has lower mintage? Demand... 1909 VDB S 484,000 1931 S...
Demand. If there is no demand, the supply is irrelevant. If there is demand, then the supply is relevant. (Probably should have stayed awake...
This is, once again, why little boys should not be allowed to play in shop.
So it's a steel cent with a bronze color? That's just environmental damage and doesn't add any value.
Gary is now doing business through David Lawrence Rare Coins, but continues to live and work out of Minnesota.
If they haven't assigned a KM#, they need a little prompting. In late 2015 and again in early 2016 I enquired about the 2014 Kennedy Anniversary...
What does it weigh? Need a weight on a calibrated scale of 0.01g ideally (0.1g if that's all you have).
PCGSCurrency is a separate company, they licensed the PCGS name, but that's it.
Even a blind squirrel occasionally finds a nut...
Well, here's mine... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Now, now... if it's the PGS I'm thinking of, sort of looks like an old gold box PCI label in a different holder? You've hit the trifecta....
You could leave the ASE out of the slab, save $30 and create a pure play on the labels...
Raise your eyes @buffnixx - more likely a beard hair. Some people :-)
Definitely counterfeit. At max magnification of the image given you should see SOME sign of the colored fibers present in genuine US currency.
3 1kg coins - gold, platinun and rose gold. Only 1.8M AUS $ Mintage: 1 http://www.perthmint.com.au/trilogy.aspx
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