How do you define British colony coins ? If I know that, maybe I can help.
Congrats on some nice finds :thumb:
Looks like a small date to me.
I'm am now convinced that I must grade coins of this type more like the EAC does than how the TPGs grade them. Know what I mean Mike ?
Howdy LLSignals - Welcome to the Forum !!
No need to look for Mike - he's a member here and will see your post himself.
This is what you get if you do a search on Coin Talk for the word cleaned - CLICK HERE If you will take the time to read the threads you should...
Never bought from them myself, but their reputation is, shall we say, not the best. Ever think of looking in the Numismatic Resources...
Howdy Dan - Welcome to the Forum !! I moved your post over here because you will likely get a better response in the Error Forum.
In my opinion - yes. But I can't see it nearly as well as your pics. Look at the same pic you supplied - the areas I have circled in black show...
That is one seller you should probably stay away from. Typically everything he sells is overpriced, overgraded and overcleaned.
Much better with the pics :thumb: They do however show what I was unable to see before - wear. I'd say AU53.
I don't think it's corrosion CT - looks like it was struck with rusty dies. I don't know enough about bust coinage to say for sure, but it may...
Was this the only slab you were able to do whatever you did - and no I don't want you to say what that was here - or did you even try ?
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You may also wish to read the threads on the subject you can find - HERE
Must admit I'm quite surprised to hear this. This would the first confirmed case of such an event I have ever heard of - with any of the top...
LOL ! :hug:
Coins with two tails or two heads - every numismatic site there is gets dozens, if not hundreds, of questions about these coins on a regular...
Don't think for a minute that PCGS hasn't made the same mistake, they have. That's just one I happen to have a pic of.
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