1909- VDB Lincoln MS-64 RD
Hose should do a nice job of filling the holes. Nice!!
Just curious, but with a significant increase in both the number of fakes available and the number of "collectors" (mostly newbys), what makes you...
"Woodies" is short for wood grained (caused by improperly mixed alloy). By the vary definition, the color is not uniform or even, but are...
1909 VDB Lincoln MS-64 RD
It would be a lot easier if you told us what glue was used.
It looks like die #3 to me also. I think it had a good shot for XF - if it just were not for that scratch on Lincoln. As it is , it might net as...
The feedback for th last year is the number of negatives - regardless of who gave them. i.e., one person gave 7 negatives and all seven are...
Here are some interesting stats for for. Using the PCGS and NGC populations only, this list shows the number of coins graded RED, the total...
Not that I am disagreeing with you about the 24-S (although I believe the scarcity begins at AU), but those slabs have been going for absurd...
If they have sold any of whatever you are looking for on Heritage, the listing will give both the toal graded and the number graded for the grade...
What is the date today? Think about it! As of today, NGC has 2 @ 66 and none finer.
When I first saw you title, I thought you were referring to these:...
Maybe my eyes are crossed, but that VDB looks like it has been added.
Incidentally, I have already spent it and they took it without a problem.
It was in my eBay mail. NOT SPAM.
I got this in the mail (eBay email) this morning. Has anyone ever heard of such a thing before? Maybe I should thank wmsjewelers. We noticed...
That coin could be a 53, but the luster (picture?) just is not there. I would say 50
Are you going to make us guess or are you going to tell us what grades you got?
Too bad about those rubs. I was going to ask if it would make a 58 until I saw your post. Either way, it is one nice coin.
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