ANACS used to be tough - they are no longer.
I too would like to see a picture of the slab as I have some concerns about that coin. But to answer your question, I doubt that NGC or PCGS...
See post #17 - "Just for the sake of clarity, there is no TPG that uses technical grading - ever. NGC, PCGS, ANACS, ICG - every single one of them...
Something that you need to remember is that there are huge numbers of collectors out there who still believe that ALL grading companies are equal....
Yes it's possible that the black may have been toning, but it's not the beginnings - it's the left overs. Toning doesn't happen that way, it...
Your new pics wipe out my concern about the date possibly being altered I am happy to say. But I am sad to say that you did not get what you...
You are correct they do not assign a grade. But if the coin was submitted as a Proof, it is highly possible that they corrected the submission by...
Cody I would have to say that you are on the hook for this. You advertised and sold the coin as a Proof. But you did not deliver a Proof example...
No Jerome, that is not correct. Market grading and net grading are two different things. A net grade is the reduced grade assigned to a coin...
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Even if he called every bank the country I doubt he is going to find any US dollars, silver or otherwise - he lives in Canada.
It's not weird if you understand what causes haze to begin with - improper rinsing after washing by the mint. So it happens to some and not to others.
That can be accomplished without manipulating or editing the pic. You just need to take the pic at the correct angle so as to maximize the...
My reasoning for this coin is rather simple. First of all look at the first pic posted of the obverse. See the remaining black crud embedded in...
Since loonies are about 26mm and silver dollars are about 38mm - I rather doubt you would find them mixed in rolls with each other.
Based on the seller, the slab and those pics - I sure wouldn't risk it.
Not gonna say it's impossible but it usually just gets more and more blurry.
In VF it's worth about $15 - $20.
If the coin is truly unc, anything over $250 is too much.
Mike that's like saying that people going to casinos is evidence that they will win. But the facts are that 97%-98% of the people lose. So if...
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