OK is it certified? By whom? When? What grade? Just curious, not saying that means anything on the NT - AT question.
Not a very good pic, but I don't think I've posted this one. GB shilling, 1787 [ATTACH]
$475. Of course, what I think is FMV and what you paid may be two different things. I probably should think about this a little more.:D
How much longer the suspense?
Close to agreeing here. I would probably go a bit higher on the 1867, especially if there is a little luster lurking there, which I think I see....
The certification services often seem to be generous grading CC Morgans, I'm not surprised it got a 65. But it doesn't appear to be "nice for the...
+1 Edit: Also, metals are reactive, toning does occur over time. Collectors prize original surfaces, and toning attests (or so we hope) that a...
1823 Bourbon Restoration Ex-NGC VF30 [ATTACH]
5 Francs of Louis Napoleon (Napoleon III). 1852, Paris mint. [ATTACH]
Liberty's cheek is considered a very grade sensitive area, this one shows a lot of contact. I agree with 61, maybe 62 if the luster is great.
I believe it is appealing, but I'm guessing the shaves and nicks held it to a 62.
British Crown 1890 [ATTACH]
I'd choose this one over a white one.
I should let someone more familiar with the series answer, but anyway my take is that it is about an XF40. Price guides list it for $160+, but...
A lot of buyers would probably want it graded, just to guarantee authenticity as it is an often counterfeited coin. I know I would. Talking about...
G.B. Crown of William III, 1695. [ATTACH]
Mighty questionable to me....
Yes they're big and hefty. One seller always mentions that the Russians melted cannon for some of the 5 Kopeks. Maybe someone can elaborate, I...
Interesting thread. I sometimes look at coins like this and wonder if they could at least be "lightened up". Not pushing the OP to try it, but it...
Darkness around the mint mark is common on genuine 1932 quarters. Just saying, I can't tell anything definite from the picture here.
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