The coin has some very light wear on the highest points. It may not have even come from circulation. Envelope friction from jamming coins into...
Agreed. When I buy new coins to go into my NGC Registry type set, I buy PR-69 graded pieces. I have one PR-70 to say I have one. It’s a Jefferson...
Ms. Liberty’s hair is too sharp. It has been given enhanced detail from a fair amount of tooling. You see this most often on early large cents.
It's part of the glue that holds the British commonwealth together. Of course, as it is in the U.S., if the younger generation has little regard...
I thought that Lincoln held that record because the billions of Lincoln Cents that are struck every year. Of course, a lot of those coins are not...
Coin designers feel the same way about all of the words they have to include in U.S. coin designs. In God we trust United States of America E....
There has been talk that Charles might pass on being king, but I don't think that is the least bit official. The queen's image will not change...
Yes, PCGS dropped the ball on these fakes. One of the factors that has caused the problems is that they are slabbing problem coins. The...
Here is crown from 1980 that commemorated the Queen Mother, Elizabeth Bowers-Lyon. The reverse has some fun with her last name with the bows and...
One of these fakes cropped up at the Philadelphia EAC convention. One of the collectors set up an exhibit of counterfeit coins in certification...
It has a corrosion spot to the right of the date. Someone tried to lift it without total success. Looking at it the for a second time, I don't...
Edward VIII was Queen Elizabeth II's uncle. He had to abdicate in less than a year because he chose to marry Wallis Simpson who was twice...
You are going up against over 1,000 years of tradition. Edgar, who was crowned "the king of all of England" in 973, started the tradition. It has...
Maybe, but it could also be in the metal. In that case you would have to dig it out which will leave a distracting hole in the surface and maybe a...
I agree with @TypeCoin971793. The obverse is wiped, and the rim ding is a further distraction. I would only buy this if I were collecting these...
MS-65 because of small marks on the obverse and the black spot. NGC would probably grade it higher. They are not as tough on modern coins as PCGS...
The opening post coin seems to have a lot of luster. The TPGs often give the grade a boost for that, and discount the marks. Also the grader might...
The first $50 gold slug I saw that liked was priced at $65,000. I had just acquired the last coin I needed to finish my type set and did not have...
Finger prints on Proof coins is an even worst sin. I received a set with dime that was like the cent shown above. The packer took their bare thumb...
Among the coins that are possible, I would like a Humbert U.S. Assay Office California $50 gold gold piece that is not beaten to pieces. Properly...
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