I just hope that's the last one - I couldn't type fast enough there :D
I'm quite sure Speedy has the same opinion :D edit - LOL ! ya beat me to it !
Fair warning Fred, unlike other coin forums, personal attacks, flames and basically uncivilized behavior is not tolerated here on Coin Talk. If...
I don't think I've ever read a more untrue comment in my life.
No need to be sorry, it's just frustrating for me. I've said this probably a thousand times. Others have said it 10,000 times. You can't fix a...
You are coming across perfectly clear, you always were. But apparently you refuse to believe what I am telling you. There is no way to remove the...
On the contrary, it would be a bad price for it. Why ? Because it is a problem coin. For the very same amount of money you could buy a problem...
Did you read this Carl - "Hobo touched on it when he said that you make your profit when you buy. This is very true. But the real point is...
The only way there is to prevent it from corroding more is to remove the corrosion. Then you ask if there is a safe way to remove it - what do...
Jim I wouldn't have an issue with people buying problem coins as long as they recognize them for what they are - and accept that. But 99% of the...
Buying problem coins only presents you with more problems like - how do I fix it ? You can't fix it - ever. Don't buy problem coins - then you...
Every time the subject of selling coins comes up we have similar discussions, and most times the same points covered in this thread are covered in...
I have always figured that when it comes to grading standards that it is better to go with what is actually written down instead of what I think...
The points indicated by the arrows are the high points of the coin. As Zane said, this is where you look for wear first. Even though the design is...
spock a '21 Peace dollar even damaged and in F15 is over $50. If someone offers you one for less than that - pass, it's probably a fake.
Very nice, I always liked the young girl design. :thumb:
I think the last time it was up for sale the bid was $9 million and it was rejected as being too low. You might have to wait a bit for that one spock.
OK - My 3 guesses will be - 834 - 729 - 885.
Test cuts were typcially made by a merchant when someone was trying to spend the coin - not buy it. You need to always remember, these were...
Those don't look like rim dings, those look like test cuts. Somebody, at some point, thought that coin was counterfeit. I agree - return it.
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