What reason did they give for the bagged coins? Cleaning, AT, QT, alteration...?
CAM, not DCAM
I'd either call it . . . A mint state coin struck through grease, or UNC Details, altered surfaces (on one side). Other than those two...
In most cases, if a buyer paid too much for a coin ON PURPOSE, I would likely pay too much for that coin myself . . . that is demonstrative of the...
No argument here . . . Like I wrote above, I treat all slabs as raw coins, ANACS included.
I treat ALL SLABS as raw coins.
I don't know Italian coinage, but it looks like an MS62 or an MS63 to me.
401K plans do not work in the manner you describe.
I think the coin stands no chance of being declared a proof. I also think it stands a strong chance of getting a Details grade for what appears...
True about the toning, but not the cleaning.
Didn't I read in another post that you work for one of the TPG's? If so, chew on this . . . the TPG's claim to grade to STANDARDS! My point? ....
I'd go one further . . . I don't see it as a wedge issue . . . I view this and other similar efforts as infantile in-your-face expressions of...
If you keep them far enough away, I don't think scissors would hurt the glue at all :cool:
Excuse me, but I wasn't on any horse at all. I had to pause for a second, and question whether I got up on the wrong side of the bed this...
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