You realize of course that this means I have to hate you now :rolleyes: :p I mean really, one was bad enough but ya got both of 'em !!!!...
Yes - they will.
Not so - just submit the coins to "cross at any grade". That is an option you have - yes you can submit them to "cross at same grade only" - but...
Well it sounds like a neat idea - just consider what I have said about the materials used. I'd hate to see you go through all that work and end up...
Typically on copper - I'm not going to say they can't appear on silver or clad, but I can't recall ever seeing any.
Let us know when ya find out ;)
If it is not raised - but incuse ( I think that's what you mean when you say deep - or into the surface ) then it is a scratch. If you bought the...
Yes - ANACS will slab your coins and grade them - unless they are counterfeit or altered.
Like with any legend, there's always a grain or two of truth. You & the story are correct, they did add the cents to avoid the same problem...
That's why we're here - to try and help out ;) Next time, try posting pics of the coins or ask questions before bidding - definitely before...
We'd need to see larger pics of both sides of the individual coins to be able to judge grade - but based on the pics you have provided here are...
SilentSlugs - The important thing for you to realize is that NTC and PCI are not among the better grading companies. The vast majority of the...
Easy - the mint mark was always puched into the die by hand. And it was not done until the dies were distributed to the various mints. So let's...
To be honest I'm not sure - but it's easy enough to drop an email and ask ;) Sales@JPsCorner.com
There are 3 of them listed right now, slabbed by PCGS or NGC as MS64 or better - for less ;)
Absolutely.
There's something else to remember too - not everybody buying coins on ebay knows what they are doing or the true value of the coins they are...
For whatever it's worth Bob, the facts do get in the way with this one. They're just joshin ya with that story :D
Could be the pic, but I'd say AU50.
And you can try Heritage
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