Howdy Matt - Clip errors are usually worth a couple of bucks, but seldom over $10.
I do see what looks like some slight doubling in the 2nd and 3rd pics. You've got a good eye to pick that up for someone so new at this :thumb:
The best search engines that I know of for books is right here - BOOKS . Use them all, there are sometimes large differences in price.
I would agree, it doesn't make sense. The only explanation I can think of would be that because the coins are not US coins, the dealer offers a...
Congrats ! Always did like those.
Yes, it will continue to damage the coins. PVC will literally eat into the coin, if it already hasn't. Pure acetone (not fingernail polish...
Look, the problem as I see it is this. You have in the past many coins here asking for opinions. And normally that would be fine. But then you...
My opinion is that it is questionable.
The point is that the lower the fineness, the less silver the coin contains. I fail to see the reason for your confusion ?
I would say under $10.
I think you are basing your reasoning on bad information. Professional graders at the TPG's do not use a 10x loupe when grading a coin. That is a...
Bob - You need to take good sized individual pictures of each coin and post them. Then we may be able to help you.
DOH !:o Ardatirion is quite correct.
Ryan if you are buying that coin based on that picture - no you should definitely not buy it for $15. In all likelihood that coin could be bought...
Why would anyone have to admit that ? I will never understand that line of thinking. The only reason there is that ebay is so successful is...
I'd go along with your first and last kanga - but the middle one I would ignore. It's totally unrealistic and only list the highest price ever...
It truly depends on the individual coin, there is no accurate rule of thumb. The truly determining factor is the buyer and how badly he wants the...
New owner huh ? You're gonna get yourself in trouble selling coins you are not sure about. And it won't do your reputation as a seller much good....
He does spend that much - and more.
Anything you use that will actually remove corrosion from a coin will also remove the patina - that is a given. There is no other way to remove it.
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