Nice, but you need to be careful about using PCGS TrueViews in your videos unless you have their permission.
Pre-WWII Spielmark (gaming token) in the rough style of a $5 Indian.
The blown up picture is a totally different picture, not a magnification. It's also not a very good one. The most perceptive will have learned...
I need to delete that page. It gives no useful information and only serves to mislead people into thinking that an obscure variety is rare,...
Looks like a heavily worn die to me.
When you report one of these, take a screenshot before reporting it. If it disappears and the same item is relisted, take another screenshot,...
Nice report. Good talking to you while you were there.
63. 80-O tends to have a lot of little contact marks and hairlines, and no big ones. This is no exception. No heavy marks on the prime focal...
Partially filled reverse die. Strike is actually not bad for a 91. The hair above the ear looks pretty good, which is the first place I look for...
Thanks. I made a nice push into the 16th century with a couple French coins that I bought recently. I'll post those elsewhere as soon as I...
There was one 16th century one available when I bought mine, but I can't remember the date. That's a nice one!
This one grades AU58.
AU, cleaned.
Not sure of the KM number. It's from Utrecht.
One of today's accomplishments at the ANA show today was buying a nice mid-17th century piece of gold that fits both my Prime Number set and my...
We're four coins into this experiment. If people use each coin as an opportunity to learn just a little more about how to use Heritage's pictures...
Why don't they just have places that make cheap souvenir enamel pins just make a whole bunch of product and then call them coins? The...
:woot: The Heritage glamour shots are not good for grading. Actually, they're just plain not good. Luster and fine surface detail are totally...
They use a 10x glass when they're suspicious or looking at varieties, otherwise it's less (or even no) magnification.
Totally new management, but that doesn't mean you won't.
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