As for Coin Community Forum, I have an account there, but only stop by when summoned. The presentation is an eyesore that hampers usability, and...
He's on the PCGS forum again, doing fine. You can ask him there. ;)
I can't tell from the pictures. There are a lot of VAMs for 1904-O that are similar to each other. The approximate mint mark and date positions...
So when PCGS changed their boxes from green to blue, it corresponded with a major change in the label from the green ones to the first blue ones....
Congrats! So which color is it? PCGS's or yours?
This is where I'm leaning, too. Both field and cheek are a little scuffy on the obverse. 82-S is not as common in PL as 80-S or 81-S, and I...
I'm on a roll! I agree with your assessment of why MS64. As for the concensus being 1.9 points low, it made me wonder about the way grades are...
This. If you post a dime or half dime, this effect will become more pronounced. People need to remember how coins are graded and back away from...
I have one of those on my desk right now. I use it for shooting variety close-ups through my microscope eyepiece. I've shot tens of thousands of...
I'm at 66. Not a great 66, but still 66. The spottiness on the picture without the slab is exaggerated when you compare with the other picture....
I do remember him, but I can't say I remember the Mercury dime challenge. First point-and-shoot I bought was in 2004, and I had already been...
It looks pretty much like I envisioned. Yes, I was.
Error coins and coins tilted in the holder can cause problems in this department, and using f11 or f16 will help somewhat. You should also have a...
Short observation: Your lights are too low. Longer elaboration: If you have large areas of dark fields, it's because there's no light...
And if you need help proofreading or with editing suggestions, just let me know.
Formerly NGC, now PCGS 58. Here's the fangless picture after I cracked it out.[ATTACH]
64. Good luster, fairly clean surfaces, well struck, but falls short of 65. Has had a market-acceptable dip in its past, and has some hits on the...
Heritage had it listed as KM 171.2, but which of the two it was wasn't a concern.
Currently fits in my prime number set, although I already have something in the 1753 slot. Also fits my "World Coins in Early America" set. [ATTACH]
I checked out my Snow book. The 93 would get an S20 sticker from me. The 78 isn't listed in Snow.
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