It is just breaks in the toning and for many it is a detractor. For me, it increases the originality of the coin. I love the coin the way it is...
If he is doing that to the coin and he is not a child then I will eat my hat. JK
How did the value of the coin decrease. It started as a quarter and it remains a quarter.
Why do you feel like a total fool? I doubt goldstone was in the top two. My guess is that he put in the $200 sniper bid and lost.
Photos are worth a thousand words. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] :smile
I shouldn't really call the winning bidder a bidiot. After all, I did pay moon money for my 1958-D Franklin Half Dollar as well. I just hate...
Now that is a buying strategy I can identify with. :D
$422.77--------Three snipers, one of them a bidiot.
I wouldn't bid on this coin because of the photos. They are terrible and enhanced. I am sure it is a nice coin, but I will never give a dime to...
I am thinking 2-3X bid. The toning is very attractive, but these 58-D's from the double mint set toners are very common. What I want to know is...
Yeah, I am pretty sure that photo of Brad Pitt was him playing Achilles in the movie TROY, not Alexander.
I will throw my name in there.
And he wrote a huge detailed thread about it on the NGC forum although I can't find it.
We really need a photo to answer your question. If the coin is not at least MS64, it is not worth getting graded regardless of how nice the...
Here is the Heritage photo. WOW! [IMG] :smile
Wow raider, you are on a roll. That is absolutely correct. Being able to differentiate a diffused light photo from a juiced photo is not easy....
Okay, that is close enough. The toning breaks are such that it will turn some off on the eye appeal of the coin. Since the star designation...
That it is!
Perhaps we need a different photo of the obverse. It is extremely difficult to grade deeply toned coins via photos. Here is a photo using...
You are correct, it is not juiced. Now the question is: how did you know that it was not juiced?
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