This is where I differ in why I say 65. The marks are sufficiently hidden and the fields are very clean. The luster just doesn't seem frosty...
I picked up a 4th edition Brown and Dunn in really nice shape from an ANA book sale for 75c a couple years ago, pretty much just because I could....
One could do much worse buying a Seated half in a 65 holder than that coin. I do agree that someday it will probably be in a 66 holder, but today...
Thanks. I just added those to my list. I have been reducing the number of auction catalogs I have recently, and the Missouri Cabinet is one that...
Can you point me to this online? I maintain a list of resources for variety attribution on my website and would like to add it.
Here's a link to my set. I started at 1973 and worked backwards.
That "snakeskin" finish started with the 2006 reverse cameo ASE, and was eventually rolled out to everything.
I like the concept of thinking outside the box when deciding what and how to collect. Among the "sets" I'm working on is one with coins dated...
It's an Edward penny. Can't really tell if it's Edward I, II, or III from the pictures. There's very little difference among them. Don't try to...
Ah, the danger of bidding with a mouse in one hand and a drink in the other.
Follow their instructions when preparing the order. Use the appropriate level of service for the coin. Package securely with rubber bands inside...
Why not post pictures of what you plan on submitting here, so that we may give guidance specific to your coins?
Why not just bid on the one Heritage is currently selling that's already in an AU55 holder. It's much more attractive than the eBay coin, it's...
FUN, Central States, ANA, one or two smaller ones. With my daughter moving to Pasadena for grad school, I may add a Long Beach show to the mix.
Probably, but there's not much reason to try.
Glad you passed on the first one. As has been said, too expensive for what it is. The pricing is pretty flat on this up to XF. Seller was...
64PL 5FS Bacon+*! The reverse holds it back, for a change.
Really nice coin! I was torn between 65 and 66 on this one, but went with 65. The only marks are little ticks, fields are very clean, strike is...
because 1887 G$1 = 1887 Philadelphia Gold dollar
Probably cleaned, but not harshly.
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