In fairness Mike, I have seen full step nickels that look full step under a loupe but are impossible to photograph with all of the steps intact....
No, they did not screw the pouch, for the reasons that you have already listed in your second post in this thread. I think it is helpful in...
To my eye, that coin is an MS67. While it doesn't surprise me that PCGS gave it MS66+, it would be an MS67 in NGC plastic which is what most of...
An incredible collection, I love the Vatican City 100 Lire.
That's pretty
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Yup, Low MS, 62-63
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Well, the nicest unless you like toners. [IMG]
You are welcome! I sold all of mine, but this was the nicest one of group. [IMG]
How much can you really overpay for $25. The silver value alone is near $13 and an MS62 will garner some premium. I wouldn't worry about it.
That coin is better, doesn't look cleaned or polished, but still a rather meager grade, I give it MS62.
That coin has been polished. Good thing it is a common date and had very little numismatic value to start with.
Wasn't me, my post was from 2010. As for the coin, an NGC MS66 sells for $15-$20, mine is an MS67 which has an NGC population of 7/0.
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That is a nice looking nickel, MS67FS?
In fairness, mine is a D/S, it just isn't designated as such. There were 10 different dies that yielded the D/S mintmark with some being more...
My bad, I guess my head got stuck on the title of the thread. I thought we were talking about 55 Philly nickels. I really can't understand how I...
The NGC population in MS66 is 103/7, that is not common. Furthermore, just because you have some with a stronger strike than this one does not...
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