Although I can find some that are very similar I cannot find a match for that token. I would suggest that you contact Mike Locke at...
Vlad - you can find the answers to your questions on this web site - CLICK HERE Just scroll down a bit to where it says - History of Coins of...
Exactly correct :thumb: Just as a rough rule of thumb, I'd say that about one out of a thousand ASE would grade MS69.
Partly to avoid confusion with the older issues and partly because gold is much more valuable now than it was then.
Roy - perhaps this will help a bit. HERE
I think it would be classified as NT.
There are more things than marks that can drop the grade. For example, take a close look at the stars. Some of them are quite well struck with...
You did a much better job than me, but this would be more accurate.
Hmmm, can't say I can recall prices ever being that high. The oldest action record I can find right off for a Texas PDS set in MS64 was just over...
I know, and that's how I took it, besides that I agree with you. When I responded to your post I meant to add a big grin at the end :D - forgot...
Howdy johnny - Welcome to the Forum !! I moved your post over here to this area - you're more likely to get an answer here ;)
You're absolutely right Bruce. But I do get lucky once in a while when grading by pics.
Look at the rays of the sun, 2nd and 3rd from the right in particular. That's the easiest to see. The gown details aren't full either. But I agree...
Looks about right to me - why do you think it is low ?
Sure it did - as long as you only look at the highest realized prices. But you better not look at all those others that sold for far less. Like...
I'm just about convinced about the "new" ANACS :( I would grade that coin a 63. Yeah the gash is part of it, but the strike on the left hand...
No, it's not fully struck. It might get a 69 on a good day, but I'd say 68.
Very easy. Unless they are in very high grade or one of the harder to find dates sovereigns typically sell for a bit over melt. Any coin dealer...
Here ya go Cloud - HERE Weight is 26.9568 gm of .900 silver.
A quick search on ebay will provide a good example Marianne. Just bring up the main Coins:World page on ebay. Type NGC into the search box and see...
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