I don't know, but I'd make sure to keep car keys and other very sharp objects out of your pocket, since those can cause scratches, and you...
I'm starting to think the camera is the least important piece of a numismatic photo setup. If people can get good-enough-for-the-web shots with...
I disagree about the second one. If I just handed you that coin, you probably wouldn't question it, right? That's the definition of "market...
I'm seeing a lot of post mint damage and nothing much interesting.
:) The question wasn't what I would pay for it; it was how much did the coin go for at auction. I'm depending on the existence of bidiots. :)...
I didn't click through to his other listings at first, but, yeah, his stuff generally looks legit. He's got another listing (I think an 89-CC...
Yeah... "toned." [ATTACH] http://www.ebay.com/itm/1984-S-Lincoln-Cent-Proof-TONED-/222037118443
I'd say VF35, but I hate the counterstamp, unfortunately. :(
I find coin A repulsive and garish. I've seen nicer looking AT coins. I wouldn't even care if it were provably 100% natural, I'd never own it....
Is this a coin or a medal?
It's 100% real and part of a series of notes issued in 1896 called "Educational Notes." They're quite popular.
You type pretty fast for a 134-year old. :P
Ehh... some dates are pretty rough. 1904-O, anyone?
Why are modern circulating coin mintages still in the hundreds of millions (and occasionally billions), then? I'm not counting dollar and half...
All I see is an ordinary 1977 nickel.
I don't get it. :)
Post Mint Damage
I'd pass. You can find another one without the black crud, probably without too much looking.
Just to underscore this point a bit, consider that the highest pre-1921 mintage of Morgans was around 21M, and total mintage was 570M. Walkers...
If that pic was my only guide to what the coin looked like, I'd aim low.
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