Easy, they were dipped when he bought them.
You're just not looking in the right place. Whenever you want to judge the rarity of something, all you have to do is look at the realized prices....
No, whizzing means that you take a rotating wire brush and brush the entire surface of the coin. And that's the only thing it ever means.
Actually tolerance levels were much more strict back then than they are today. For some reason people always seem to theink that just because it...
Since it is impossible to even place 1 coin in an album, any album, with out causing harm to the coin, no album is ever recommended.
Yeah it could have happened. But using lacquer was not really done until the '40s & '50s. How did the coin remain untoned for 20 or 30 years ?...
Dunno, but you can look it up on the ANA site. But given their business practices, I seriously doubt it.
Because they know it's not MS to begin with. The coin is graded by PCI, a company known for gross over-grading. Based on the pics the coin looks...
#1 - you don't. While there are several things that will remove rust none will do so in such a way that coin will be unharmed. And if it is indeed...
misiek87 - guides are worthless for your purposes, all of them. What PennyGuy said in post #2 is the only real option you have.
Not in a million years.
No idea what will happen since it's ANACS. NGC and PCGS have rules about insurance and only ship insured. I don't know if ANACS does or not. But...
Under the right conditions yes they do. Silver is silver.
If it was more than 10 years ago, you can almost bet on it.
Not how it happened with me at all. The cops went and picked my stuff up and delivered it right to my door an hour later.
What TPG had it ?
I'll have to read the article and maybe talk to Mike (the author). But given how much the grading standards have changed in the past few years it...
Fair enough, but that's ANACS. While they are not as bad as, it's almost like saying that SGS will.
Yes, it can happen. But it is no where near as common as you make it sound. One reason I know that is because collectors struggled for years...
What your talking about is there is being two dark spots on the oin where it was held when it was dipped. Well, that stands to reason somewhat,...
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