Given their new loose grading standards I rank ANACS under ICG.
I'd say PF63, the reverse is weakly struck.
Had one already - 1989.
They have already asked for permission to change the composition of the cent and nickel. I expect it will be approved and we'll see those coins in...
I think it actually depends on what the coins are. Great Britain kinda frowns on certain things being exported. But as long as it is not some...
That was my point - they come in all colors. They are extremely difficult to photograph and capture the color. But JD did a pretty good job. I...
I can't believe that nobody mentioned this yet today - received in an email from Numismatic News "The executive director of the American...
Subscribe to Coin World (on-line or the print edition) - his articles are in it every week.
Compare it to several other '35-D coins and see if the mint mark is the same.
Sometimes there is. It all depends on the laws of the country you are entering or leaving. Best bet would be to contact your consulate and ask them.
First of all toning does not damage, harm or remove the original luster on a coin. The luster is still there - under the toning. In fact, it is...
Yes it has been done many times. But not nearly enough to make any kind of reasonable deduction from it.
So maybe, just maybe - they are the real thing. Do ya really think that we can be a better judge from looking at pics than some of the...
Guys - how easy is it to start a new thread if you think this one is too big ?
His web site isn't working correctly right now.
Photograde is only for circulated coins, and yeah I agree the pics are not the best. But they put a new edition every year if memory serves. What...
Easiest way I know of is to get Microsoft Office 2007 - Outlook is already set up for it.
In many cases that is exactly what it is doing. It sometimes happens because a coin was in an album and the plastic cover rubbed the top of the...
You are correct - there is no such thing as an "unopened" Proof or Mint set. It's just a sales technique to make people think they might have a...
Why ? People complain if the mint sets a low mintage for an item (like the First Spouse coins) and they sell out before everybody can get one....
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