denticles - The tooth-like devices around the rim seen on many coins.
That depends - if the coins have PVC on them the damage will definitely get worse ! You need to determine if it is PVC - if it is then it must be...
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It's not a question of being slow - there are a great many people who use albums and they just love them. But for some reason they never seem to...
It depends on the flip - is the flip soft and pliable or rather stiff ? If it is soft, then it contains PVC and the coin should be removed.
About $30 - $35. NTC is not one of the grading companies to trust. They typically overgrade everything by 2 or 3 grades - sometimes even worse...
I think whoever told you that was dividing by 28 instead of 31.1.
Walk away. You can buy graded and slabbed MS examples for less than $75. Why buy a damaged coin - even if it is cheap ??
The glue on the self-adhesive flips is harmful - avoid them. As for the packing tape around the boxes - it could be, especially over time.
Easy, because there aren't as many Unc sets around as there are Proof sets.
Just think about it for a minute - how do you get the coins into the album ? Got that picture in your head ? Now what is the first rule about how...
It's not tough to grasp - it just doesn't make sense :goof: Nonetheless, that's how it is. For whatever it's worth - I agree with you.
Ask ebay.
One of my favorite commem designs :thumb: You might want to keep an eye on that one though. The toning has been allowed to reach the point...
Quality of planchet is supposed to be considered when grading a coin - so I would think they would.
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I don't see anything unusual, it appears to have some light toning. I'd guess that the coin was struck with a well used die since it does not...
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