Because it would be kind of hard for him to do without violating the self-promotion rules.
Neither NGC or PCGS would slab the coin because of the corrosion damage.
The will slab a coin that has PVC damage, but it will be noted on the slab - but they will not slab a coin that still has PVC on it.
Can't say as I see anything that makes me think it isn't. Looks like a nice AU example.
I always thought so ;) But the point is - both sets of pictures are of the very same coin.
Why would it raise a red flag ? They tell you up front that the reason for it is because you are bidding on coins graded by the top TPG's. And...
You can't always tell by looking at a picture. It could be, but it could also be natural toning.
ANACS will not slab a coin with PVC on it. There are any number of things the spots could be caused by, but the odds are very, very slim it's PVC.
Verrrrry nice :thumb:
Then contact Clark Smith - he'll be able to fix you up ;) And yes, they are treated as bullion for the most part. But gems can be found for a...
As I said - Air-Tites.
Yes, for any coin. I always figured that if I wanted it bad enough to have it in my collection then it was worth 40 cents to protect it and keep...
Yes, that is exactly what I am saying.
You have one major problem Shake - the reeding on a coin is imparted to the coin by the collar when the coin is struck. And the Pres. coins are...
With toning it's not always the coin - it's the picture and who took it. Changing the lighting a little or changing the angle can produce totally...
I used Coin Elite for many years, never saw a more user friendly program. What are you having a problem with ?
The 1904 design is this one - [IMG] - is that the one you mean ? It's commonly known as the Rooster because of the reverse. As for where...
Good thing you said that :D BTW - you can borrow mine an time :high5:
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