Looks like MS62. For most 1883, you can't tell VAM without in-hand inspection. The one to look for is VAM 10. There has been considerable...
Since nobody's guess 1915 yet, I throw that into the mix. Of those MS coins shown, the spacing between the 9 and 2nd 1 looks most like 1918. Is...
"Hot Lips" refers specifically to the 1888-O VAM 4, which has very strong doubling. 1889 VAM 16 has slight doubling on the profile, perhaps...
Typically, "Because I say so" is a valid basis for charging a premium. Doesn't mean anyone will buy it.
Gonna need some context. What types of coins and sets are we talking about here? If Chinese, 8 is considered lucky, which may explain some...
Pretty coin! If you want pictures and will grade with NGC, I'd get the pics done first. NGC holder fangs aren't kind to pictures of $2½ Indians.
I think my 4 cents expired a couple months ago.
I'll offer $10 plus jtlee321's eBay bucks balance!
Having seen them in hand, the mark on #1 is simply a streak in the toning. The luster on #2 has more boom than #1, but less rainbow. I'd have a...
Nice margins on the main label, but the black crayon graffiti and the scuff on the bottom will kill the grade.
61. I was going to say 58, but I can't put my finger on a luster break. Maybe the eagle's knuckles. Lots of "cabinet friction," though....
For a good many people that chase 70s, the rationale is that the coin doesn't get you registry points, but the label does, therefore it doesn't...
That looks like a current struck counterfeit, probably not even silver. If the size and thickness is right, then it's likely not silver. For a...
Just telling you my experience the one time it happened to me.
I say no. There are three diagnostics for a genuine 11-D, all of which were made from the same die pair. Visible on the the coin posted by...
VF-XF. Nice piece. The shield outline is distinct all the way around, but not sharp. My impression is that grading these at this level is...
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