What did my first sentence say ? But you got no field of view with yours. And honestly, if you can't see the surfaces or the variety at 5x -...
That's part of the problem I have with that - it's misleading. Look at these - in all of them you can see some letters in LIBERTY....
It was someone I knew and trusted and they went after the coins and a couple of guns.
ANA grade would be G6 because nothing in LIBERTY is clear. TPGs are probably gonna say VG8-10. The reverse is nicer, but the obv kills the grade.
No need to start multiple threads Coinsnake - 1 will do fine ;)
I got almost all of it back.
And it was worth how much ? That's a rhetorical question. But the point is that it's a bit different to tell the insurance company you lost this...
Both - I had my collection stolen once.
Yes they will. Call up Hugh Wood and ask them. I purchased a $250,000 policy and they did not ask for anything. No list of coins - nada.
Try looking here - http://www.coinarchives.com/ - you'll find them.
By themselves none of those rim dings would stop the coin from being graded. But all together - they probably would.
The last one looks to still have some PVC on it - they won't slab coins with PVC still on them. As for the others, you can see the traces of...
Sometimes you need to ask for one. And even if it is just written on a piece of scratch paper, it still counts as a receipt.
Most insurance companies don't cover collectibles at all under your home owner's/renter's policy. There are a few that do, but very few.
I think the best you would get out of any of those coins would be a genuine or details holder. The last one, I don't think would even get that. I...
This sort of thing happens now and then, but it is pretty unusual for it to happen at NGC, usually it's PCGS. And as explained, the graders...
Yes it does look like it has been clipped slightly.
When it comes to loupes anything stronger than 5x is waste of time unless you are trying to establish tiny little variety diagnostics or...
I have no idea. That's why I said that you'd need to contact the insurance company and ask them what they would accept as proof of ownership....
It really depends on the coin, how scarce or common it is for example. A scarce coin that is clipped would lose less of its value than a common...
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