My reasoning for this coin is rather simple. First of all look at the first pic posted of the obverse. See the remaining black crud embedded in...
Since loonies are about 26mm and silver dollars are about 38mm - I rather doubt you would find them mixed in rolls with each other.
Based on the seller, the slab and those pics - I sure wouldn't risk it.
Not gonna say it's impossible but it usually just gets more and more blurry.
In VF it's worth about $15 - $20.
If the coin is truly unc, anything over $250 is too much.
Mike that's like saying that people going to casinos is evidence that they will win. But the facts are that 97%-98% of the people lose. So if...
By that comment I suppose you mean that if technical grading had been used that the coin would not have been graded as MS65 - is that correct ?...
No, not at all.
Just so ya know Phoenix, the odds of a business strike getting graded as 68 or 69 are about a million to one. Maybe higher. They're not worth it pal.
Well, I won't say that I favor technical grading over market grading - technical grading just leaves too much out IMO. But I will readily agree...
Since the circle in the same area is also very weak the cause was very likely due to a grease filled die.
Mike I look at this way - those pics are about 300% - 350% actual size. And if you can't see any detail at that magnification - then it likely...
While you can't stop it completely, you can sure slow it down a lot with proper storage ,)
Mike's right - toning is good, haze is not.
ANA F12 - obverse Some details show in hair and cap, and at the shoulder and breast. All shield lines and letters in LIBERTY are weak but...
I guess they think that way because throughout recorded history, every single time a coin was made that its face value equaled its intrinsic value...
Looks like post mint damage.
Krause list value for G as $12 - F as $30.
Just for the sake of clarity, there is no TPG that uses technical grading - ever. NGC, PCGS, ANACS, ICG - every single one of them uses market...
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