But you didn't listen, did you? I think we have enough to catch this guy! [img] [img] [img] The coin is still eerily attractive though.
Nice coin, what do you think it will grade? MS63?
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This will be a true guess the grade as the coin is still in my submission pile. The good thing is that I get to play along, the downside is that...
I agree with @Kevin Mader circulated Jefferson Nickels outside of the 50-D, war nickels, and variety coins are only worth face value.
While I commend your collecting style and think that it is cool how different collectors form their own set of guidelines to build their...
$35 [IMG] [IMG]
I think you can expect to see a lot of these in the future.
That simply isn't true! Even PCGS uses MS69 SMS for this issue sometimes. Other times they use SP69 SMS. It isn't false advertising. [IMG]
The 1994-P SMS Jefferson Nickel came from the 1993 250th Anniversary Coin & Currency Set. I have seen all different ways for the TPGs to describe...
I hear what you are saying, but to my eye, this is a pretty common reverse toner with nothing really special to set it apart. And if the market...
Late to the party, but I would have guessed MS67 FS. Differentiating the 67+ and 68s from the 67s is tough because it usually is related to...
Many internet dealers specialize in toned coinage. If the coins were AT, they wouldn't all be in NGC & PCGS plastic, and they certainly wouldn't...
PR65 CAM
MS65
+1
MS66
I have found that dipped coins will develop a secondary toning much quicker than mostly white coins with an original skin, which is one of the...
While I graded the coin MS66, I really don't think the coin looks out of place in an MS67 holder. I'm a little confused about some of the really...
MS66 I am seeing a lot of die polish, but not very many marks.
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