Could be, but when I am l am thinking about laying down $4 grand plus and only have a picture to use, I am careful.
I am not into this low ball stuff at all, but from I can see, the chunk that is out of the rim on the obverse at 1 k would take out getting a...
What it says on the holder is what the coin is. The eye appeal is not great, and there is a big jump in price from $44 in Fine-12 to $125 in VF-20...
Looking at the Grey Sheet, 1895 is a better date. The coin has EF sharpness, but funky color. The Grey Sheet says it's worth $375 in VF-20 and...
Wheat Cents have mintages in the tens of millions and suvival rates that are at least 50% of those numbers. They are not going to be great...
It's not strictly Mint State, and I am not sure that it is genuine. The coin looks a "fuzzy", not crispt, to me. Here's a certified one from the...
In a way, these political items are much more interesting than coin sets which come down to a line of the same design with different dates and...
That sounds about right. It shouldn't go for much under $15 if you really need to sell it.
If you check out the major token and medal dealers at the major shows, you will find these items. They are not super fast sellers. I have been...
The OP coin is a little too yellow to be original, but I can’t say that for sure. You have to see these coins live, and even then, it’s not easy...
They way over paid for that piece. I’ve done it as a political items collector.
Here's a 1909 Indian Cent which PCGS graded MS-64 R&B. The dealer from whom I purchased this piece and I could not figure out why it's called...
That is a Grant presidential campaign token. It is listed in DeWitt / Sullivan as USG 1868-30. It is rather common as political tokens go, but the...
In general 1880 Garfield campaign tokens are not that rare. He ran against Civil War general Windfield Scott Hancock. Here is the example of the...
Higley coppers? Not much more than is what is in my reference books. I have never owned one. The closest I might have come was when a Boston...
I found the NGC registry to be more collector friendly and easier to use. I have stopped playing the registry rat race and only ad pieces I buy...
I also have a James I half laurel. This was issued when James was losing his mind toward the end of his reign. [ATTACH]
The British made Hathacnut pennies are really hard to find. This one was stuck in Denmark, but it found its way into the Spink, now Sovereign...
It beats my piece which is lower grade. This didn't cost me an arm and a leg. This is a James I English unite. NGC graded this VF-30. [ATTACH]...
The coin is really dark and crusty, and that is not always a good thing. I paid $240 in 2018 retail for this one, which was graded EF at the time....
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