Those are some terrible photos, but still clear enough to tell that the denticles are entirely wrong. eBay Buyer Protection is a good thing.
No, but Ye sometimes seems to think so.
I really don't like mottled toning -- even if the underlying grade is quite high, it ruin's the coin's appearance to my taste. Between the toning...
Commodities always fluctuate. Natural gas over the last 25 years: [ATTACH] Gasoline plummeted during the depth of last year's lockdown. From...
I think the problem is more than a vole hill, or even a mole hill. But @cplradar, your approach to the forum on this issue doesn't seem to be...
A sad story, in which coin theft is arguably the most minor component. But, hey, let's have another scare thread!
"Nickels" are struck from an alloy that's 75% copper, 25% nickel. When they get corroded due to environmental exposure, the nickel gets eaten...
Well, for the seller, the downside is capping the price of an auction that the buyer most likely thinks will go higher. And for eBay, the...
At one point, eBay's own instructions said that if you end an auction early, you agree to sell it to the current high bidder at the current listed...
Nah, I think it's supposed to be the last syllable of his first name. Don't ask how I know this.
I'd guess that collectors or dealers buy sets, pull out the ones that look like they'll make a high grade, and spend the rest. I don't think...
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I believe they represented the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Oh, I've had my eye on that design for a LONG time.
I still think this is a bad idea. By placing that bid, you've distinguished the auction from a million others that start at 99 cents and aren't...
Pronounced "Yay, I guess".
I tend to like "coins that might have been", but that first one really makes me think "Washington behind bars".
Struck while the lamination was attached, then the lamination separated afterward. It's still definitely a legitimate error, not PMD, if I'm right.
Detached lamination, I think. Fell off after the coin was struck.
Careful, that may leave you feeling a little blue... [IMG]
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