20 francs coins weigh approx 1/5 of an oz.
Unless I am mistaken it was deleted because it violated forum rules.
If the coin were raw I would agree, but when it is slabbed as a DDO you can bet a dealer is gonna look it up. The real danger though is that if a...
Could you have paid more ? Absolutely. Could you have paid less ? Absolutely. What should you have paid ? If buying those in 1 lot - about $150.
The last VAM 8 sold on Heritage brought $143.00. Now I'd like to know who sold it to you for $30, because if it was a dealer you need to stay...
The value depends on which DDO it is, that's why you need to compare your coin to those in the link Bone provided.
Frank - based on his description the impression was caused while the coin was in the encasement machine - not at the US Mint, so this is not a...
Actually the 1915's are restrikes, the 1914 was a standard issue coin. But since the is holed it's value would be limited to bullion content -...
Someone did in post #3 ;)
First of all, since the coin in an old ANACS slab and it is labeled as a DDO then you can trust that there is such a thing. You can see the known...
A year and half or so ago they were selling for $80 - $90 - seems like they are heading the wrong direction.
Howdy Craig - Welcome to the Forum !! Unfortunately no there is nothing you can do about this. There is nothing at all that will remove the...
Howdy newuser - Welcome to the Forum !! What the others are saying about using PVC products to store coins in is correct - it's a very bad...
Howdy pellini - Welcome to the Forum !! The coin is a 4 florin & 10 francs of Austria struck in .900 gold. Based on the condition of the coin...
It's my intials ;)
You can find at the same place I always recommend for any coin supplies - JP's Corner
Also known as a railroad rim.
I changed your question slightly ( hope ya don't mind ) :D Because most people have perceptions about PCGS that are just plain wrong.
Best guess - the remains of red fingernail polish.
That picture I posted is one. In a nutshell it is Proof Jefferson nickel that has toned to such a dark blue color that it almost looks black....
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