Be glad to - but a link to what, a supplier ? JP's Corner is about the best, and the cheapest, I ever found.
Wondered how long it would be before that question was asked again. My crystal ball aint workin either, but I always have the same answer for that...
Grading Proofs is a bit different than grading business strikes. To even attempt to do so based on pics requires large, clear pics. And sometimes...
Congrats Eskychess !! :thumb: Ancient proverb - everything cometh to he who waiteth as long as he who waiteth worketh like hell as he...
It could also be that he doesn't have a clue as to whether the 1799 Trade dollar is real or not - he may well believe it is real. Just because...
Not sure I understand your question golddollar - it is exactly as Conder explained. And quite clearly I thought :confused:
Yes, it was the 2006 cent. And as 2b1ask1 said, if you go to coppercoins.com and do the search, the pics pop right up ;)
As suggested, it looks like a clip error.
Looks like it might have been a dip job gone bad :( NGC does guarantee copper, but only for 10 yrs.
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Thank God - don't know if I could handle two of 'em :D Owed ya that one ya Old Grouch :D
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you can re-size the pics using your camera software and then upload them yourself.
Sure, but I hope you've got deep pockets. Some of the varieties can sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Just contact these folks -...
Hardly Spider :rolleyes: - but there are plenty of new members who have never seen this section and plenty of old ones who don't always check for...
They are ALL VAMs - it's just a question of which VAM it is.
Sometimes yes, but generally that is what happens with a coin that has been over-dipped. There are many types of cleaning.
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Understanding the Rare Coin Market Understanding the Rare Coin Market - by Barry Stuppler "In 2005 I was asked to provide information to a...
Some grading tips from one of the best Learning to Grade - by John Maben "Learning to grade coins is an essential skill for any collector....
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