I could just remember 1, didn't read the article - just used it to back up what I was saying. To the best of my knowledge, those are the only 2.
This method is sometimes used to hide the fact that the surfaces of a coin have been altered. It makes the coin appear to be an ordinary...
Gonnna getcha for that :D Generally speaking, far more people disagree with me than ever do agree with me.
Nice strike :thumb: I'd say 62 and would not be surprised if PCGS said 63.
That's almost true, there was one. Click Here
That would depend on which set of grading standards you chose to use. Using the ANA standards, it's an F12 coin. Using the PCGS standards, it...
That was the problem to begin with - they did tweak their model. There was a time when PCI was respected and they did compete with the big guys....
No they don't, with one exception. The 5th edition of the SCWC of World Gold Coins goes back to 1501. But that's it for Krause. However, Gold...
Suffice it to say that my answer - yes - is enough comment.
Basically every dark brown spot/area you see in the picture is the result of the coin rubbing against tissue paper for all those years. That is...
And every time she moved that jewelry box the coin slid around while inside that tissue paper. That's what caused all the frost to be worn off the...
95% of the coin has to be original mint red to be classified as Red.
Contrary to what many believe, science does now have the ability to transmutate other metals like lead into gold. However, the process cost far...
I too think it was dipped in an acid.
It is quite unusual when they are not.
It started dropping about 3 years ago.
By the way guys, I merged these threads since they are about the same thing. No need to start more than 1 for this.
One question - approval from whom ? There are 3 approvals needed - the House of Representatives, the Senate and the President. Until the...
And also found in the annual uncirculated Mint Sets.
Nahhhh - I just wanna know how long I have to count those cents :p
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