For my personal grade, not a chance. For a grade from a TPG, probably.
They made a few satin Proofs back then but very few. Most Proofs of that age were brilliant Proofs - mirror finish. So if you can't tell the...
Pretty sure it's a religious medal intended to be worn. Used to see them as a kid. Was your grandmother Catholic ?
What did the seller say it was jimmy ?
Yeah, know how to play both. As for spock, I just ignore him around here for the most part. Shouldn't be a problem ;)
Post them on Photobucket, you can open a free account there. Then post the links here ;)
Yeah I know all of that. But I also know that all of the years I spent collecting gold coins taught me that in the real world - gold tones. Of...
I agree, one of your best :thumb:
Yes it does.
You better be on the lookout for that dragon ;)
Uhhhhh - I wasn't talking about Joe :rolleyes:
Usually coins with toning that dark have been put away in an album or envelope for decades and forgotten. Proper storage is always the way to...
Not on this one Toad, odds are quite good I am wrong actually. But it's my best guess ;)
I dunno, I just wish he'd find a spell to make you disappear. Maybe he could get one his dragons to eat you :whistle:
It could be, but even if there are no pits I would expect a rough surface under toning that dark.
As far as marks the coin is pretty clean. That's why it was graded 66. And as you can see there's been about 1500 of them graded as 66. But...
For whatever it's worth Zeke, I used to collect them too, all the gold and silver. But I did because I liked them. Only ones I ever made money on...
If by spotting you mean the copper spots, they are normal and minimal on the 2nd coin. Hard to find examples without 'em. The coins are...
What he said. I will also add that under toning like that I don't think you would like what it looks like once it was removed.
Based on the pics the 2nd coin at least looks to be MS, but that aint no 65 IMO. I'd call it a 63.
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