I agree about ANACS before they changed.
I'll second Mike's assessment.
Really can't grade it based on the pics - but I'd guess XF based on what I can see.
if you add up all the sales figures from Numismatic News, including the mint set figures - the number is still well under what is listed on the...
Too many people make the same mistake when thinking of mintage numbers and how they relate to whether or not a coin is valuable. Quite often...
Starts at 3 as far as I know.
Really don't wanna do that, I don't care how good or trustworthy the dealer is, somebody is in their opinion gonna have a problem with 'em. Then...
Good point, I may have to write David Hall about that ;) As for ANACS, I'd worry far more about their new, loose grading standards than I...
:eek: :eek: :eek: Never, never, never, never have I seen one that worn !! Gotta be a record of some sort :bow:
Well a couple of weeks ago when I checked 'em on ebay, that's what they were. They have gone up a bit more, but still plenty of even graded...
Just to make people like Roy mad :D :p
People in the USA.:)
Willing to take your word for it Tom, you know more about that than me. Still don't think this coin is the result of any die clash though.
It was the letters existing in the planchet flaw area that made me think it was pre-strike, I don't see how it could happen otherwise :confused:
We could start quite a discussion on this, but I'll keep it short. In a book written by Don Taxay in 1966, The U. S. Mint and Coinage, he says...
Sometimes the spots are on the coins when they come out of the mint tube, sometimes the spots show up a month later, sometimes more than that. But...
And if you ask NGC - both sets of lines must be full to qualify for the designation. And if you ask PCGS, only the bottom set of lines must full...
If ya think their list is short, PCGS only attributes varieties listed in the Red Book.
When the coins first came out they were selling for up to $250 - $275 each - unc or Proof it didn't matter. These were raw - not graded. In about...
Yes, they are.
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