Referring to the ANACS 62 to PCGS 65? Without seeing the coin in hand, this isn't a great testament to anyone's grading abilities other than...
Too scuffy on the face. Even though they're not deep hits, there are still too many to get 65. Trying to judge from just the picture, it does...
Maybe a dual-dated 1917-2017 Kennedy half struck on a 3/4 ounce platinum planchet, released at a major coin show before anywhere else. What could...
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Mint packaging is probably one of those "all or nothing" preferences. If a buyer is interested in the original packaging, any missing part is a...
63. Pretty weak strike, big patch of soft scuffs in the field. I don't think it makes 64 with both of these issues.
NNC holders are equivalent to bulky 2x2s. Crack them all out and put them in flips. It will make shipping much easier. If the graders are...
Yeah, but they won't get the flavor right. The Cool Ranch flavor is so misunderstood there that it's effectively an anti-counterfeiting measure...
They're doing retail site sales at 7-11 checkout counters.
The U.S. Mint announced today that due to the success of previous years' special finishes on the American Silver Eagle, they will be offering the...
I have one in my prime number set. [IMG]
Are the nasty spots that you show in the OP on the photo of the coin in the slab? Did they get worse over time. That slab is about 25 years old.
No. The D is plainly visible, therefore not considered weak. The "Weak D" coins look like "No D" at first glance.
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