Howdy Julian - Welcome to the Forum !! The value of any coin depends largely upon its condition or grade. If you could post some pics of the...
Well, they paid about $35,000 for a 1963 Proof cent graded as PF70 that previously sold for $49,000 - they said it turned in the slab. So yeah,...
Goerge you may have created a monster :D That girl just may go places in this hobby - keep up the good work :thumb:
Well I'll tell ya Aidan, the last time I lobbied Congress to try and get something changed involving our coins - this whole dang mess got started....
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Barney - The reason you are getting confused is this - PCGS assigns a number to every coin they grade. That number is unique to PCGS and only...
But guys - the metal scrap yards and recycle yards won't take the copper in the form of coins. There have been counteless articles in newspapers...
Nothing mysterious at all. They list them that way because you can buy the individual coins and 4 coin sets.
Nice addition there Rick :thumb:
Well, it's not uncirculated. And given the way the coin looks, I would suspect that one too. Here is one of the same date and mint that is genuine...
Before you go sending the coin in for grading I suggest you get it accurately weighed just to make sure. You can do so at a jewelry store.
Yes they do. You can send the coins back to PCGS and request they honor the guarantee. But - even if they do, they will only reimburse you for the...
Coins should always be left alone. The only time that anyone should attempt to clean them, with anything, is when doing so will prevent further...
They did, but it was on the backside of the slab. The company name did not appear on the front of the slabs until 2001. I should clarify and say...
Slabs and the way they look have changed many times over the years for all of the TPG's.
Howdy confuzzled - Welcome to the Forum !! This is just a guess, but I suspect that what you have is a reproduction of the 1752 Austrian ducat....
There is, but you won't find it on the mint's web site just yet. You can check older issues of Numismatic News - they list them.
Yeah, check auction records. The oldest I can find right off go back to '93, at the time the price was about the same as it is today to a bit...
My statement stands and is reinforced by the comments taken from Tomaska's book. But it doesn't need to be really for all you need to do to see...
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