From what I have read and seen, in Europe they don't worry as much about cleaning as they do in the US. A coin with a good strike, sharp details,...
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It was fun seeing this again.
Great story and a great act! I enjoyed reading it!
Anacs or ICG are the better bet. The issue with PCGS or NGC (or CACG) is that the error coins would have to be sent on a different tier to get...
Glad you got the grade at PCGS!
Some cool additions and sounds like you had fun at the show!
What did the rest of the set look like? Were these the best two? I like the key date factor for the 1936 and the close to cameo look of the 1939...
Trying PCGS seems like the best course of action here.
I believe the times mentioned so far are generally considered not the best: December (or January when the bills start becoming due), tax time, and...
Well that is disappointing (and I don't even own the coin!)
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A tough one for any type set-nice job getting one at a level you are comfortable with!
MS 66 5FS….quite mark free and lustrous….there is a bit of concern under the third column but I think it just passes for the 5 steps
Here I offer pretty much the same opinion as on the 81-CC-better date but it depends on if you plan to sell it and what offers you get while it is...
This one makes the least sense financially to slab since raw to MS 63 does not have as big of a spread as with some other dates. However, if you...
As far as the coin goes, it is a somewhat better date (meaning not 82-CC, 83-CC, or 84-CC) so it would make sense to have it graded if the...
You don't have the lose the case. PCGS puts these into an oversized slab. https://www.pcgs.com/news/pcgs-encapsulates-gsa-hoard-silver-dollar
@geekpryde I agree with you on being annoyed with how dealers handle slabs (especially when they toss them, slide them, drop them right in front...
It's a new fee that Minnesota requires people to pay. "Starting July 1, 2024, there is a Retail Delivery Fee of 50 cents that applies to certain...
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