These are the numbers for CC mint coins in the GSA sales - 1878-CC ..........60,993 1879-CC ...........4,123 1880-CC .........131,529...
Toning can affect grade in that it affects the eye appeal of the coin. It can have both a negative and a positive effect depending on whether or...
Carl was just being his usual self - tales a while to figure out when he is just being a wise guy and when he is being serious ;)
Uhhh - maybe :D Yeah Ruben I'll send you a copy too ;)
There were over 5000 of them sold - you should be able to find one in time.
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2001 was the first. Excepting the '95 Proof of course. Oh yeah - and I wouldn't buy from Littleton if I were you.
Want a copy of the suit papers ? I'll email them to you ;)
Yes, they tried to put it together again just a couple years ago. Congress stopped 'em that time. Even talking to somebody about "investing" in...
The legal part comes in as soon as you say it your intent to make money and then take money from others - only licensed investment advisers are...
To capture toning in a coin pic all you need to do is find the right angle. It's just like looking at a coin you are holding - in order to see the...
Now Spider - that's not true. I have never shunned you. I might have wanted to get a stick and beat ya a few times :D - but shunned you ? Never...
Nice coin !! Congrats :high5: Carl - I think it has more to do with the dealers in a particular area than anything else. You can get any coin...
Hmmm - let's see. You guys think you could make something work that the largest financial institutions in the world could not make work. :goof:...
It's the detail of the obverse mainly, especially the hair. It's no where near struck as well as an S mint coin should be. If it were an O mint I...
It sounds like a grease filled die error. They are extremely common in all countries and have no value.
It happens because of an improper bonding between the two layers of the coin. Is it rare ? Not really, but it is not common either. And yeah, it's...
If it is a greased filled die error it is not wrth anything more than face value.
I understand completely. But there is an easy way - when you go the Numismatic Resources section and you are not sure exactly where to look for...
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