I have no idea what this is or when it was made. [IMG] [IMG]
How did they get your PayPal password?
I thought all jewelry cleaners were acid based. You needed 100% acetone. It is not an acid. You can't use jewelry cleaned on coins.
Think about it. How many people do you see posting zip files? Why should others have to trust that they are clean. If you can't post images in a...
It's the overdate. I'm at 99%. Not sure when PCGS started putting it on the label. An older slab may not show the variety. It's worth having...
I just looked the coin up. If real it's worth a great deal more than $400. Don't do any more rubbing on the coin. A bath in acetone will do no harm.
You want folks to click on a zip file? Now that's crazy.
It is a fake. It's worth a dollar or two.
Great find. Did you find other coins in the same hole? You can find acetone at about any hardware store.
It looks like it was polished but if it was just dug, I don't know. I would give it an acetone bath. No rubbing.
Give them a call and see what they say.
There are many contemporary counterfeits made of all types of stuff that are worth more than the real coin. The OP coin is not one of them.
You are correct.
Same here.
No
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60 if it graded at all.
Did you look at how old this thread is?
The reverse looks like two cents were smashed together. I'm thinking PMD as well.
"So, if a coin, proof, is taken out of its original holder, used to buy something, put into circulation, how would it be graded if it was still in...
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