It reminded me of their photos (or maybe even edynamicmarketing). I'll still stick with it looking "off" in some manner.
AU 55
We don't have details or MS 70 either :p
MS 60
@Duke Kavanaugh it is raw (third line in the original post)....feel free to change your guess if needed
@Johndoe2000$ was it a Great Southern Coins item? I ask because they tend to sell a bunch of problem coins raw; however, they also have a big...
Nice group of coins! The Baker Island one got me searching. It looks like no one lives there, but it's considered a US territory. The coin is a...
It depends on the collector. While many wouldn't care too much, I do see there being people that would find the story compelling enough to pay a...
That's a beauty! Nice pickup!
I guessed 65 (not FT)...fields look clean, but there are scattered hits I like both pictures (I don't see either being significantly better or...
Either @Paddy54 or anyone else can post the next one.
Points table: ddddd - 39.26 Points Beefer518 - 31.26 Points baseball21 - 26.61 Points heavycam.monstervam - 23.51 Points Duke Kavanaugh - 23.51...
I’d pay a bit less than what it sold for if I knew the person to flip it to. Otherwise around $35.
That is an odd note. Some items I have purchased do show multiple shipping options, but that requires the seller to set it up (for example, I've...
@Johndoe2000$ you can call it when you see this alert
That's a great collection! One that would make @lordmarcovan proud. :) I don't really focus on paper money, but these designs draw me in. It's...
If it's not something silly like environmental damage, I'm going with MS 64 I think it's a bit too dark to get a color bump.
Let's go ahead and extend it to give more people a chance to guess.
The star started in 2001 and expanded to Morgan Dollars in 2002. This slab dates somewhere between 1989 and 1992 (per info from Conder101).
$325 (and maybe even higher). I agree with @Lehigh96 that it's QC. That doesn't seem to matter a ton though with toned Silver Eagles as of the...
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