I'd say AU58.
Prices in many areas of the US coin market are going down - others have flattened out. Only a few areas are still seeing increases and that is...
I agree with CT, most folks think it's a fake. But I also seem to recall that the Secret Service looked at it a second time and still verified...
OK - who are you and what have you done with Bill ?? :goof:
Those dark spots in the protected areas are exactly what indicates it's been dipped. How else would a coin get such dark spots only in the...
I think it's a large date. But even if I'm worng, given the condition I'd say $2 at best.
I understand your point Christian, but the Geneva mint did issue coins with the centime denomination on the coins. They just didn't issue any that...
It's an ad that is about 4 months old - I doubt it is valid any longer.
Because it wasn't "clean" - it had some pretty heavy toning on it. Whoever cleaned it thought it would sell for more if it was "clean". And how...
There are exceptions to every rule Frank - problem is there just aren't enough of them like you.
There's just somthing about that yellow metal. Wait 'til you heft a double eagle or 1 oz piece :D
The '95-W ASE wasn't sold for $23. The only way you could get one was to buy the 5 coin set for $999. And the mintage was only 30,000. That's why...
It's a half eagle, but who's countin :D I'd say MS63. BTW - I hope you know that there is no turning back now. You have taken that first...
I knew I shoulda been watchin you closer [IMG] Easy answer to the problem though - look to world coinage ;)
MS64 - it's been dipped, but they did a good job of it with no harm done.
If it is silver - 6.25 grams. If it is an ordinary clad quarter - 5.67 grams. As for value, no way to really tell until it was sold.
I would say the Morgan has been harshly cleaned and polished - value would be just over melt in that condition.
I can only assume that you mean the 20 rappen - to the best of my knowledge there were no 20 centimes issued by Switzerland or any of the cantons....
Unless one is quite knowledgeable about the coins they are buying I would never recommend buying any coin at a flea market or swap meet. 99.9% of...
Not necessary at all. I've never submitted a coin to be slabbed in my life. I just buy 'em already slabbed and don't worry about it ;)
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