Because more people know who Julius Caesar was than any other ruler?
Is this perhaps a seller of toned Canadian coins?
Wow, it's 73% off... it must be a bargain! ;)
Since you're posting in the US coins forum, I'll say these: A current-ish Red Book, for (very) general information. Ignore the price section...
Seller's pics, but if it's half as good looking as this, I'll be thrilled: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
He doesn't explicitly put his initials on most of his overstrikes, but he does give die markers for them. I guess that's sort of a signature.
Hate to tell you, but your Trade Dollar is a fake. :P
I don't know. It looks like a nice RB to me.
Not really that familiar with these, but I'd probably spitball it at Fine or so.
It's actually pretty easy to figure that out. Estimate how many graders they have on staff (G), look up how many coins they've graded (C),...
Would you settle for an eye roll and a groan instead?
I almost forgot about these: http://www.vamworld.com/+Listed+Privately+Made+Varieties If something similar to the privately-made micro-O...
Scratched? I don't see it in your photos. I mean, there's a little bit going on on the obverse between 1:00 and 3:00, but it doesn't look bad...
It is a very controlled process. There's a chain of custody the entire time your package is in USPS hands when you ship registered. I don't know...
Yeah, the upshot of all this is that the seller is responsible for getting the coin to the buyer. And, if it doesn't make it, the buyer is owed a...
The gold Buffalo is not a great comparison, since none of them have a denomination of 5 cents.
Priority with signature is good enough. If you're not prepared to potentially take the loss, then insure the shipment for the full sale value.
Yep, and if you blindly believe the price guides, that coin just gained $2800 in "value" by that move. Of course, that's not true, though....
Considering how it has a current melt value of $5.45, I would say $7.50 is quite fair. And, yes, it is very pretty. :)
If you don't know how to grade, even if you only buy certified coins, you'll probably end up buying some overpriced, overgraded coins.
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