Yes, it works great.
So don't try to stack them. Put them in slab boxes. You can put slabs from all of them in the same box.
Nice coin Drusus :thumb:
Ooooops - here we go again. Gonna have the mint wrapped/bank wrapped after all :(
Good !! That will hopefully put an end to the selling of them on ebay for more money than they are worth to people who think there is a difference...
That would be pretty tough to do, to the best of my knowledge there has never been a Frankie graded higher than MS68, and you can count those on 1...
There are a couple of reasons why you see inexepensive coins ( say under $100 ) slabbed. One of them is because many collectors want their...
Ahhhh Conrad - as the song says, still crazy after all these years :high5: How well I know it - uhhhh knew it. I aint crazy anymore - remember...
You never see them at the major auction houses because the major auction houses will not sell raw coins - they have too many problems doing that,...
That's about average.
For dealers, try the list you'll find - Right Here
Yup, it's a fake alright. But Boy Howdy !! What a place to have found it :thumb:
A definite ooops on coin 2, wrong link :headbang: Coin 1 is a Maria II, but from 1834 instead of 1835.
Ahhhh - another first. Now then a question - will these rolls have the mint's markings on them ?
I'm not sure what you mean by "coins in bulk" ?? Coins generally are not sold that way, they are sold individually. You can however buy bags of...
Very, very few homeowner's policies cover coins either. If you want your coins insured, you need to get a separate and special policy just for them.
Not much.
It has happened in some cases, yes. But there are plenty of others where it has not happened.
And you might be right. But ever since the toning craze took off a few years ago, the TPGs are extra cautious - unless they are certain it's NT -...
1 & 2 - it's the same for all Proof sets. The only thing that will make a difference is if you get lucky and acquire a set that just happened to...
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