But that's the point - the mint has to purchase the gold to make the coins so if the price of gold goes up they have to pay more. Therefore they...
Rather than the request being made for bid submittals, I rather think it had more to do with an ANA examination of coins slabbed by SGS to see if...
No, actually it's the law.
An MS68 would, there has never been one.
Correct - I mixed up the collar type. Proofs have a 3 piece collar, business strikes a 1 piece. But in an case, the business strike collar is smooth.
That's true for slabbed examples because few would submit non-cameo coins for slabbing since they are not worth the cost. But the question was...
So send it in and ask. We could talk about it for a month and never reach a definitive conclusion. They'll look at it for seconds and know !
Yes it was, but the votes didn't mean anything except as a way for the citizens of the state to choose their favorites. Every state still had to...
This is the meat of the rule changes - A raw or uncertified coin is defined as any coin not graded by one of the authorized grading...
As a general rule, the coins in Proof sets started to commonly have cameo devices after 1973. The further back you go - the less likely it is to...
I'm not so sure it's genuine clip, but then I'm not an error guy. I'd probably ask the folks at CONECA before I did anything. If they say it's...
It's not a coin club, it's just the name they chose to give to that particular section of their web site.
Doesn't look like PVC damage - looks like the result of a sneeze.
You can buy any size Air-Tite you want for about 40 cents. Now, if you think that is too much - OK.
Because it would be kind of hard for him to do without violating the self-promotion rules.
Neither NGC or PCGS would slab the coin because of the corrosion damage.
The will slab a coin that has PVC damage, but it will be noted on the slab - but they will not slab a coin that still has PVC on it.
Can't say as I see anything that makes me think it isn't. Looks like a nice AU example.
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