As stated, scans are great for showing detail. But to get the best reults scan in high resolution, 300 to 600 dpi and save the pic as a .tif file....
And of course it doesn't have anything to do with the fact that PCGS intentionally avoids assigning the 70 grade. How ya been Midas, haven't...
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" Playground and Recreation Association of America " - that's where it's from.
Maybe I should have circled the spots because to me they are very obvious. Be that as it may, I would say the coin you pictured is a VF30. It...
To be honest Jimmy that is like asking why is vanilla the most popular flavor of ice cream when we have all those other flavors. I really don't...
Nahhh - I hate football :D
Just barely Mike, just barely :D
But think about your example, the only reason that the profit exist is because the price of gold went up that much in that time. There was no...
I thought that too at first, but read what it says again, it says - For Playground and Recreation Association of America. And it has the copyright...
Bone is being tricky, he does this every now and then. He posts a pic of coin that he has posted before but he changes the pic slightly to see if...
OK - I have placed arrows on specific spots. You compare them point by point. You will see significantly more wear on the OP's coin than on the...
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Well you're certainly not alone in thinking that BW, but history has proved otherwise.
Coin dealers - they re-coat them with zinc.
Looks like a medal to me.
Why ? In 86 years it hasn't been and I see no reason for that to change in the next 86 years. And I love Peace dollars - always have. But the fact...
I'd put the OP's coin at VG10. F12 standards - obverse - Gown details are worn but show clearly across body. Right leg is nearly flat and toe...
Probably about $5 - $7. What you have to realize acl is that the value of a coin is based largely on its condition or grade. And coins with a...
I strongly advise you not to do that. Vinegar is an acid and will only harm the object.
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