Sure they will but they will have to be fakes because the originals "can't be sold". Of course come ten or twenty years they will probably...
There are several, but since I have no idea what if anything is visible on your coin I wouldn't know where to start. (There are six varieties of...
I believe Spain maintains that it was a warship and as such the government is the legal owner. Typically under Admiralty law governments always...
They had to do something to try and take the market share back from Alibaba.
Yeah that sure seems like an obvious set of steps to take to report a counterfeit coin. If you didn't know the steps, why would you chose...
Over half a million coins that "can never be sold". I can't help but wonder if they were to reinventory the treasure in about ten to twenty years...
Probably a very good estimate. After KY became the 15th state in 1792 and before TN became the 16th in 1796.
Only as saloon tokens for the bar associated with a brothel. There are no American tokens good in the brothel itself. There are a lot of FANTASY...
Yep, forgot about that one. (Of course I thing everyone did.)
More like something old. Instead of reporting from the special fraud reporting link where the reports went to the head of the line, you could...
I thing the only unc ASE that came out in a set before the 2006 was the 2000 that came out in the Millennium set with a Sac dollar.
Basically a box is half a bag and bags were $50 for cents, $200 for nickels, $1000 for dimes, quarters, halves, and large dollars. Bags of small...
It used to be that PCGS didn't guarantee them either. Which was a good thing because they get them wrong a lot. NGC gets them wrong a lot too,...
Not that I have heard.
Two words. "Buried Treasure" They shut down the logic center in many peoples brains.
I answered this elsewhere with an explanation as to why it couldn't be an 1873 CC
Until recently they weren't IF you reported it using the right link. They did have such a group and reports through the proper link went to them...
Attack of the buffing wheel. (Jewelers felt buffing pad [img] with jewelers rouge [img] attached to a bench grinder.) [img] [img]
Nice coin, but not worth sending in for slabbing except for sentimental reasons.
They did.
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