easy: Every coin that I have ever submitted was undergraded. Overgraded? Any coin that you want to see me. :)
which is better?
also, over 65 and forgetful.
Tough call, looks porous.
agreed, O-101
yes, the 1810 is an O-110. the weakness in the center of the drapery is normal to the strike. and is evident in Overton on both the O-101 &...
I see nada, and Ken is a very strange guy. [you are welcome, Ken]
both appear to be caused by impurities in the metal mixture.
[just sighs aloud!]
not laminations
no, they were the Isabella quarters. Not the half dollars. At the Expo the half dollars also sold for $1.00, which is why so many more were sold...
Just an FYI: At the Expo they sold for $1.00 each, after it closed, the remainders sold for 35 cents each. Also, it is believed that there were...
no
nothing
#1: A mark from another coin hitting it #2: Mechanical doubling, no value
yes
Bump
1835 recap: Need O-104 [R-3] & O-107 [R-1] not tough, but tough to id.
1835 O-110 R-2 [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
1835 O-109 R-2 VF-20+ 1835 O-109 R-2 [IMG] [IMG] Again, not in the 2X2, on top of it.
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