Profile says Germany. NGC also has an office in Munich.
I know what it graded because I found it on PCGS. I agree it seems low but they seem to have a different standard for proof and specimen coins.
The black dot/hole on the 5th feather down on the left was also on both seller's coins. The seller was polite in responding to me (unlike the...
And... they're both gone.
Their 1885-CC has the same look. They both have the same scratch across the eagle's breast. Run Forrest, run!
Yeah, lots of them. Presidential and American Innovation dollars have $1 on them. Brain fart on my part.
Duh. I went back through US coins in my head and stopped at Liberty Seated I guess. :( Maybe I missed others.
Is it also the first to have the denomination in Arabic numerals?
Similar to this one too. https://artgallery.yale.edu/collections/objects/164815
Well, a lot less than that. The 1883 V nickel reverse had to immediately be redesigned to alleviate plating it and passing it off as a $5. Many...
The barcode scans correctly, if that helps. Quite often the fake slabs don't. I see nothing wrong.
I feel like this is deja vu. I'll see your Type 1 reverse and raise you a Type 2. [ATTACH]
I enjoyed the article, especially the part where ' “A number of the toney young men about town are wearing cuff buttons made of the new nickels,”...
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NGC has graded a few in AU, not sure if they still do.
The image isn't good enough to scan but it's easy to tell that the barcode does not match the real slab.
There appears to be a chunk of cert numbers between 7412690 and 7412717 with the same issue. Seems like just a data entry issue. @Collecting Nut...
OK, here is the actual image. Are you questioning the grade, or the matte proof designation, or both? I note that their pop is 1, and there is...
I also was curious about the redaction of their names in the first article. All I can think of is that it's for an international audience - some...
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