These pages are always 3-hole punched in the US and Canada. There are many type of pages you can get, and many types of binders to put them in....
You are sort of out of luck if you're looking for a cheap way to do this that doesn't involve 2x2s or 2x2 flips. If you put coins in a pocket...
This proves nothing other than you being able to post an anecdotal example wherein based only on photos you claim that one coin is higher quality...
The roller marks may very well be struck out, but if the roller was not clean, it could deposit impurities onto the surface that, while struck out...
Yup. That would normally cause me to post a reaction that would be administratively deleted and met with a slapped hand.
I could see the clash. Plenty of 1921s have that clash, and it's minor, barely worthly of mention. I was looking for die gouges, pitting, or a...
Mostly, people who like to hate grading services.
From those pictures, I don't see anything that would make me jump on it. It looks like it could have graded higher if not for the inclusion on...
Yes. Part way. As for the grade, error coins wear differently from normally struck coins. The ribbon and lower hair curls are high points of the...
Probably 75% of certified bust dollars have been cleaned somehow in their past. If this one was dipped, it's been retoning for quite some time....
Thanks! No CAC sticker, but I haven't submitted it. I did get similar reactions from some dealers I showed it to after buying it who know their...
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I think NGC offers a bounty for it in the form of a credit on your account.
Yup. If you are a responsible crack-out person, you return the inserts to the grading service so that they can remove the coin from their...
I actually forgot I discovered this one. It was someone else's coin, and I had him send it to Leroy. Tonight, I'll go back into my archives of...
There are now. ;)
Looks like a LDS VAM 61. The doubling on the inside of the ear strengthens due to die fatigue on LDS coins. You see the same thing on VAMs 3 and 39.
Very attractive, but 66 seems too generous given the hits on the obverse. No black spots, though.
A harshly cleaned 1903 dollar.
This is how I would attribute it.
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