Well chosen survivor. As a collector of the denomination and six years into the series, so many of these proofs are available far below where they...
The grading firms either have a set of standards that apply or they don't. Meaning, a similar coin, say a 1916s Walking Liberty, would certainly...
I'm the sort that picks them up off the sidewalk rather than step over them.
Put one Peace in my cart and got two at confirmation. At least the several glitches worked to my advantage since the addition will reimburse my...
Outstanding! Encased coins are an interesting side collection.
I've had a few sellers send extra coins but never a book. Nice guy!
I've got several details graded I bought simply for authenticity and waiting to fill an album hole. Need some company?
Check your financial transaction to see if it was for $100 or the overlooked $125. If it's a long time seller, most likely they'll charge you the...
From one who is currently six years into completion of this denomination series, as mentioned, none are known to have been struck at San Francisco...
I'd say a 66, the dark spots at the hairline and on the cheek are probably not on the coin. Maybe the slab?
Nice pickup. The price seems about right doing the conversion to USD.
I use Coin World's Making the Grade, which like you've mentioned still leaves me confused trying to do so from a photograph. The text description...
Maybe a David Carr from Moonlight mint? Haven't seen any but it wouldn't hurt to shoot them an e-mail.
This should help and answer the question. http://www.1881o.com/toned-coins.html
[ATTACH]This is my latest where I used the "Warm" feature to bring out the detail. A normal shot is too bright to show detail without reflections...
Thanks yakapoo. I would think at the least a few other years might exist. As you've listed, the journal records, has been my prime source thus far...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH]Before posting this I checked for a category on exonumia so apologies if it's in the wrong place. Anyway, I picked this up after...
I have long held to buying only authenticated coins that are key dates, low mintages or known to be counterfeited in quantity (quite a few because...
Yep. Only buy the key and semi-keys graded.
The Kennedy halves were retired for circulation in 2001, so the drop in mintage numbers are collector only totals. Or very close as some may have...
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