Go for it!
Yes, that's me. Thanks for the nice words, everyone. Slabbed coins get a label on the back, raw coins go in their own PCGS-form factor holder....
There are plenty of instances in which it is a good idea, plenty in which it is a bad idea, and plenty in which it matters not. It really depends...
Surfaces look really clean, but hard to read through the toning. I'm on the fence between 64 and 65, so I'll say 65.
It's a negative for me. It will probably grade 63, and will sell as a generic 85-CC in 63, then you can find a nicer one.
Maybe he's out of town. It'll get returned to you if he doesn't pick it up by the 20th. If you ate the outbound shipping, you probably won't be...
That's the mass of the old cents. The Zincolns are 2.5 g. Fortunately, you switched around your alloy accidentally to be close to the old cents...
64
Check the reverse for vertical die scratches left of the C and right of the T in CENT. This would be N-42, but would probably not be easily seen...
I don't have my stuff in front of me at the moment, but do we know that N-42 is a different die marriage? I thought I remember reading that it...
Just a bank promo worth face value. The SBA is not a wide rim. On a wide rim, the rim nearly touches the 1, such that if you drop two lines from...
If a current cent, weighing 2.5 grams is 2.5% copper by weight, then it contains .0625 grams of copper. The surface area if a cent (19.05mm...
Using the Grellman book, I'd sticker it as N-15. Date position is a match.
There's neither a premium nor a penalty when selling them as a set. If someone tries to lowball you for having to buy them all, decline and move on.
The "middle weight" (1/2 and 1/4 oz) gold eagles were never terribly popular. People wanted full ounces, which were the most cost-efficient way...
Some of the fractional pieces are worth premiums over melt, the 1987 1/2 ounce, in particular. If melt is $2490 per set, then $2650 for a 1987...
27. Not sure I see doubling on the ear in this picture, but the mint mark is in the right place. Also, there are very few 1881-O VAMs ANACS...
NNP only gets you stuff that can be legally scanned. Want a copy of Davenport's book on German Talers from 1500-1600? Two choices: Pony up...
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XF details. $45 is VF retail, so maybe a little high, but you like the coin, and at the end of the day, that's what matters.
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