If it were true that the PCGS price guide was based on retail prices then why is it that many dealers even say they are too high ? So no, I don't...
This isone of those where it's hard to say based on the pics, the coin looks like it might have some slight rub - but that could be the pics. So...
You've made your point Aidan - enough already. If you wish to discuss it then discuss it, but enough of repeating the same thing over & over.
Ruben all of our clad coinage is a copper nickel alloy - always has been.
Possibly, but I don't see it based on the pics. This is one of those coins where almost the entire mintage was very weakly struck.
Not so Ruben, silver coins have been melted by private entities since they were first struck. And it always was and still is legal.
It can't - but copper/nickel alloy can be :D
My grade - 62. And if NGC said any higher I'll be surprised. There's just too many hits on the obverse.
This is a question that is asked a lot. Sorry to say there is no web site the info. So other than old books and periodicals there is only 1 way I...
Again, I would agree that 97-99% are graded as 69 - but not and better. There are still far more that grade under 69 than there that grade over...
It is not illegal to melt down coins, it never was. There is a new rule that you cannot melt and export cents and nickels, but that rule has only...
No idea how that thread got in that section in the first place :confused: But it's fixed now ;)
Examples of the first coin will always be readily availabe, and most likely in better condition. Examples of the second coin will not be readily...
That's a bet I wouldn't make either ;)
The complete term is Full Split Bands but FB is also commonly used. Nicks and breaks apply to FS, Full Steps and FBL, Full Bell Lines but not to...
Don't think that one is FB Ruben, but it sure is a gorgeous coin :high5:
I will agree that the vast majority of ASE's submitted for grading are returned as MS69, but there are plenty of 67's and 68's too. Now keep...
They started doing that in the late 1800's - they didn't stop doing until the 1950's or so.
I think what you have here is an ordinary state quarter with a Silver Surfer sticker on one side. They say they are actual legal tender - the...
No, I am talking about the 2 inch by 2 inch cardboard coin holders with mylar windows on each side.
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