Zane - You really wanna do something about this ? Then publicize it - call your local newspaper's consumer protection desk. Call the morning...
There's an easy way to fix that problem - instead of using your home address, use your office or place of business address. That's where you're...
Not the first time it's happened Mik.
One point to realize - you haven't made 2 cents on the coin, until you actually sell it. Until that happens, you are talking about maybes....
Looks like a clipped planchet error. Value is minimal, under $10.
There is a few more than that - Great Rarities - 2 Heads or Tails. But I certainly agree with your primary point ;)
That does make a difference. I should have picked up on it, but didn't. Sometimes in pics it hard to tell if an image is incuse or in relief....
I'd never heard of them, but this is what they are - Click Here
Small ooops there pal - it was NGC that wouldn't grade moderns (post '64) - didn't start doing so until late 2001 if memory serves.
All coin holders touch the coin someplace - they have to. But as long as the coin does not fit loosely and just rattle around there is no harm to...
The problem I have with the entire concept is that anyone, but anyone can write anything they think or believe to be true and post it to the site....
Easy, because Coin World uses pics of the designs that the states themselves used to have their citizens select their choice. These artist from...
I understand your point, but imagine - a coin is dropped in a busy parking lot, face down. It lays there for several days and has literally...
AU50 Reverse - Traces of wear show on high points of wings and at center of head. All leg feathers are visible. Half of the mint luster is still...
But it isn't unique to Morgans, there are quite a few series where PL and DMPL examples exist - there just aren't very many of them left. A large...
That's a new one on me, thanks Ian. I learned something today :thumb:
It already has been - NumisMaster - but, it's pricey. And it only covers coins back to 1600, gold coins back to 1500.
In all honesty, it looks like a con found in a parking lot.
It's really a matter of defintions - an error is a mistake, a variety is just an example of the coin that is slightly different from the majority...
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