Well it aint quite time for it just yet - but we're gettin there ;)
Nope, nothing does. But finding the right coin does require patience. You don't go rushing out and buy just the first one ya see. You wait and...
ROTFL !! Conrad ya beat me to it :D
LOL !! - better start warming up that song :D Don't go crazy on me now - this is something that requires patience ;)
Vicious rumors :whistle:
Electronic mediums for buying and selling coins has existed for years - just not that many people who knew about it. eBay kinda made it public...
Dunno - but you could ask NGC and probably get an answer. Doubt you'd have any luck with PCGS.
This is what a struck through string looks like - [IMG]
In that case I would guess it is a lamination error. But as you know - I've been wrong on errors more than once :rolleyes:
Just make sure you get the 7th edition of Friedberg - that's the newest. Other than that - any questions you've got - I'd be happy to try and...
With many restrikes there is no way to tell the difference - with some there is. With this one, other than the matte examples struck in '96 I...
In the second pic, (yellowish one) - that sure looks like a raised line to me. Is it ?
leuquim - What you need to do is get yourself a couple of the Krause catalogs. They are properly called - Standard Catalog of World Coins....
I would say the mint mark is questionable. The coin needs to be authenticated.
Well, if you read the article on ducats then you know a good bit more about them than most people already. About the only thing I didn't include...
This won't be a popular answer, but it's an honest and sadly truthful one - any US coin.
OK Dude - anything strike your fancy ?
Either that or he was hoping you would sell it to him at an AU price :rolleyes:
Yes, because a lot of the time it's only toning. It isn't.
I agree about the grading - waste of time and money unless you are pretty sure you have a 70 and plan to sell it. As for the holders - the ones...
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