You can't expect to get better mint marked pieces in a lot like this. You would expect duplicates. The main thing to be concerned about is cull...
I don't have very many transportation tokens. This is nice one for the New York and Harlaem Railroad which ran in New York City. It started out as...
I think that MS-61 is on the low side. It could be that CACAC under grades to get higher prices for their products. I haven’t looked at a lot of...
I don't know what the current thinking is, but for as long as I have been active as a collector, this little die crack which runs from the rim to...
It looks like an MS-63 to me, but some people might be turned on by the toning. I'm not.
I am sure it's the same with silver, but a lot of bids for larger gold coins ($10 and $20) on the Grey Sheet has really flattened out. There is...
Fifty-five years means nothing. Anybody can screw up. You can also be a dealer who has been in business for 55 years who has lost his fast ball....
You do realize that the survival rates for the 2026 cents will be virtually 100%. For the older cents which entered circulation, it is a lot lower.
The coin is a gold noble, and it is raw. I have a half noble of Edward III who was the king who restarted Bitish gold coinage after it ended in...
Thank you, @jeffB!
The sharpness is around Good-4, but the surfaces have too much roughness to hold the grade. I think the net grade will be AG-3.
I just acquired this gold noble of British king Henry VI. [ATTACH] I can translate the obverse: HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS HYB "Henry...
Think of it as like when you dig a ditch. You have to throw the dirt somewhere, usually beside the ditch. That is raised, like the metal on the...
The reverse has a cleaned look to me. I don't think that it's worth spending the money to slab it. Time was $200 was the guideline, but now with...
The double struck part looks like it’s in better condition than the rest of the coin. I think that it’s a fake error.
The imperial Roman emperors almost always used their coins for political purposes. Septimius Severus was a very successful emperor. Here he is...
Two thumbs way up .. ;):cigar: That was a most interesting video.
As a U.S. type coin collector, I've gone for the Proof coins whenever I could. Sometimes they are cheaper than the Mint State pieces. I did buy...
If the Grey Sheet is accurate, it should sell for less than $3k. An MS-60 is bid at $2,200. If that is a true wholesale, the price of an AU-55...
How about the very first dime die pair? The experts thin that the 1796 Dime with the cud to the left of the date was the first die pair the mint...
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