Denticals are even but appear oddly weak 7:30 - 9:00 Rim width looks good but unusually sharp, which is doubly odd with the weak denticals. Since...
I don't think the planchets on those three are as nice as on the OP coin (especially the NGC), but they do have better detail. But I like them...
Yes they are current, but say nothing about having your bullion struck into coins. Section 5121 cover converting your bullion into bars for you,...
Very few PICTURES of high grade coins cost more then actual examples of lower grade either raw or slabbed. Because no one is likely to try and...
Redfield hoard, about 300 bags, the Continental bank hoard, 1500 bags. I'm sure there are others (not including the GSA hoard almost 3000 bags)....
It isn't so much that the Fed plls the Ikes, it's just that once they get there they never leave again because the order forms that the banks have...
Yes they appear to have punched the final A in too low. Now the question becomes is it just the one die, or are they all like that.
It isn't so much being against a particular company, it is an objection to the whole concept of third party grading. In the early years the third...
If it doesn't go for too much talk to me. I do not have an S-65.
It's been awhile back, less than a year after ICG slabbed it. Did some searching, it was two months after ICG slabbed it and shortly before Sept...
No I got my date wrong. The end of the free coinage of silver was 1853 not 1873. (I'm not sure but I believe free coinage of gold may have...
The Aluminum cent in the ICG slab shown by Doug is no longer in that slab. It was crossed to a PCGS slab and is now a MS-63 I believe. So yes...
Having a "European" flavor would not be too surprising since Morgan was not an American. He was British and had just recently arrived in the...
If you see silver on an end then statistically it should have a higher chance of having more, but just because you don't see any would not be a...
No, I'm not being sarcastic. Yes I am "The slab guy" and I probably know more about the slabs and companies than most anyone around. I am also...
I don't haggle. I will ask "What is your best price" and then I will either take it or pass. I never counteroffer. I asked for his best and if...
The government stopped actively looking for silver in circulation around 1971 or 72. The Fed or the armored car companies do still remove damaged...
Boulton and Watt processed the copper but they didn't do the smelting and refining of the copper. It may be a change or improvement had been made...
It wasn't me that outbid you!
Yes but I seriously doubt if Whitman (or whoever was making them) was making cardboard "push in" type folders for THOSE Morgan dimes and halves. :)
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