I've never heard a single one.
You don't until you do it. But it helps get over the concern by remembering that they are in the same boat you are.
No. Priority is treated no differently than regular mail.
For whatever it is worth Ed, I don't even collect coins any longer. I merely study them.
Because what we see now was not visible when they slabbed it. The brownish coloration we can see in the pics ( assuming the color in the pic is...
Where do you live ?
Hardly Ed, I just read a lot. Besides, I make way more than my share of mistakes.
It's not hard, the slabs come in two halves - a top & bottom. Place the bottom on the table, sit the coin in the hole - no pushing required. Place...
I'd bet a lot of money it's a fake.
The numbers don't surprise me a bit TOLS.
I'd say 55 - but I can't believe they slabbed it :eek:
You mean they're not ? :rolleyes:
An educated guess - the coin was dipped immediatley before it was submitted for slabbing. It was not done correctly. What you see is the result.
No one can say definitively what the mintage was, but it has been estimated to be from 130,000 - 150,000.
It's not FS 021.73, and all CONECA has is a description so I can't be sure without seeing the rest of the coin. Do the other diagnostics listed in...
For whatever it's worth, I still think you'll see it ;)
It's right at the mint.
I don't know that you can. But it's a pretty sure thing that if the box was obtained west of the Mississippi - it's a D. East and it's a P.
Absolutely. If the coins are in an album, you can bet they are marked. And you'll win the bet ;) No such thing exists. They do make plastic...
They don't, they sell cotton gloves so people can handle them correctly without getting body oils on the coins. It has nothing to do with albums....
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