@Conder101, these wouldn't be mint-state proofs. I filled 90% of my Lincoln folders with coin roll hunting; not as attractive as BU or as nice,...
This kind [IMG] https://www.whitman.com/store/Inventory/Browse/Harris-Coin-Folders
Heck, go for the Saint Gaudens! One of the most beautiful designs in U.S. coinage history, IMHO.
I have the Harris albums for my Lincoln cent collection, but of course there are no spaces for proofs ("s" mint mark after... 1974?) Other than...
I asked Vic the same question. He said it had something to do with how much it costs to house/feed an inmate, etc.
Problem-free Common date (no varieties, etc.) Accurately graded "With motto" (1866-1873) VG-XF (depending on eye appeal and price) Slabs preferred...
1992: CAM The rest are WAM.
I met Vic for the first time in Baltimore last Friday. Bought a coin from him. Nice guy.
PCGS gave it a VF35, so you were all pretty much in the ballpark. Thanks for the opinions!
Yeah
I dunno. I see the '89 reverse in both pics. Have you ever seen this photo for comparison? [IMG]
Uploaded better pictures in the original post.
Thanks, @-jeffB. Probably obvious to the experts, but great info for the rest of us.
(Feel free to change your guessed grade based on the better pics...) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Please provide your feedback. Thanks. Edit: I uploaded...
So, not to steal the thread here, but to clarify: 1) acetone is *not* good for copper coins? 2) xylene is safe for copper, but not for other metals?
@GDJMSP, would you agree with this statement?
I found these before while roll searching. I was a little surprised... and kind of scared. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I dunno. This maybe? http://pjckn.com/blogs/colorado-law-keeps-business-competition-on-fair-ground
Pics are a bit blurry, and knowing what little I know of the TPGs, I'm gonna go MS66.
You need to give us more time! ;-) I was gonna say 64, too. Honest.
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