Exactly my first thought also. I like it, although I generally prefer mine a little darker.
Yup. Really frustrating since I wanted to start my Christmas shopping this weekend.
Unfortunately, my first reaction was also AT.
Let's play a hypothetical: Assume for a minute that you were in the market for one of these. You stumble upon this listing on Ebay - a 1955 NGC...
Last time I impulse bought something, I came home with this:
I primarily collect Franklins. My favorite coins in that series are the ones that are the hardest to find well struck, but which I happen to own...
The answer is: in all likelihood - no. Unless it is nicely toned (original, natural toning) it is not worth much, and chances are your dime is...
New rolls are, in general, not a very good way to find double dies. What you really want is Lincoln cent rolls from the 60's and 70's - they are...
I can understand the appeal of a type set, and I am doing one type set (more later), but most of my sets are intended to be complete series. My...
Honestly, your best bet is to probably tell NGC to cross it into one of their new purple problem holders with a details grade. It still can go...
What is the coin and can we see pictures? If its an old white slab, ANACS will likely not do anything. If its a new ANACS slab - don't buy new...
Somewhere around 50 cents to a dollar each. The more difficult part is going to be actually finding someone to buy them.
That's awesome. Sounds kinda like my 1951 Franklin DDR-005, which I discovered. As far as I know, only one other has been found. (see the strong...
BNB... I find your posts condescending, rude, obnoxious, and otherwise belligerent. Furthermore, when you post a thread you do not own it. You...
Rare and valuable are not the same. Many beginners get the two confused. I have some Franklin FBLs of which there are only 30 or so, but not worth...
Yes, $4 over spot is high. $2 is more reasonable - although with enough searching you can find someone willing to pay any price.
Yes, you overpaid quite a bit for them. I would expect common date, low grade UNC Morgans (what we call widgets) to sell for less than $30. I...
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