As to electrolysis, it could be a good candidate for that, but I would counsel caution there, and recommend checking it often. The first US large...
Hm. Wasn't obvious to me at all. Any bearded portrait there I saw (and I didn't), I would have simply put down to my own pareidolia. Good idea...
I say G6. Minor surface issues, but not awful, and market-acceptable for the grade, IMHO. No such thing as a "G8". An 8 on the Sheldon scale...
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Nicely done, sir. You must be working from the 23rd edition.
Au contraire, I know exactly what it is. It is a 2.38-povlar piece from the Mrpxl League of the Galglarnian Federation on Planet Znutor in the...
By the time you factor in all the fees and shipping and insurance both ways, as a general rule of thumb, I figure about 50 bucks/coin for a...
Yep. One cent.
Don't jump, but I would consider a more realistic and less optimistic opinion.
Wonderful. Was unfamiliar with the type. Very whimsical.
I second that opinion.
I for one am not totally surprised, since as mentioned in my last reply, I suspected there was additional luster there we weren't seeing in the...
I once saw an 1856 Flying Eagle cent on eBay that was heavily worn and badly damaged with some dents from hard hits. Closer inspection of the...
Maybe he does have an account issue now. ;) I missed the drama. Was on hiatus again.
Thanks for the update. That Bust dime was a nice Prize #1 choice from my "Pick Bin" material.
So this is the latest status I am aware of, on the prizes with still-pending shipment status. Winners, if y'all would, please update us when you...
Thanks for the update!
Likewise. :hilarious: It's almost worth buying a new coin just for the purpose of this, however (except I'm near-broke, as usual...) :rolleyes:
Neither would I.
I thought about this, too, but it looks naturally worn to me?
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