As with any coin - value depends on condition. I'm not an avid collector of British coinage, but I don't see anything that jumps out at me in your...
Howdy Maynard8605 - Welcome to the Forum !! At first I thought it might have gotten caught in a rolling machine - but I can't see a rolling...
Mike - a question : couldn't it happen the same way the 11 cent coins do ? First a dime is struck - then the struck dime somehow gets into the...
That does make a difference ! Can't say that I have heard of one of those - but then I don't collect Canadian. They may be known - they may not.
While I can't say for sure the .999 silver is usually a give away for a silver round.
Just about anything. The thing that really sparked my son's interest was an old beat up Whitman nickel folder with 5 coins in it. A dealer friend...
It could be - but would need better pics to tell. I doubt it would matter much value wise though. But it would make a neat collectible ;)
Howdy serenitie - Welcome to the Forum !! Does this coin of yours look like this ? Click Here You can read more about it - Click Here...
I don't think introducing kids to the hobby is important for the sake of the hobby - it's important for the sake of the kids. Everybody needs...
Based on the obverse pics only - about $7 or $8 each.
Paint does not use Compress - some of the photo editing software does though. To resize an image in Paint - once you open the pic in Paint,...
Deep Cameo and Ultra Cameo are one and the same - they are just the terms used by different grading companies. PCGS uses Deep Cameo, DCAM. NGC...
Afraid not RickieB - the closest I ever go to one of those was holding it in my hand just before the dealer sold it. It went for $53,000 I think....
Howdy Rounder1212 - Welcome to the Forum !! I do understand your problem - it is one that many collectors face when the time comes to sell...
Ebay live auctions serve one very good purpose - they announce that you should immediately go directly to the web site of the auction company...
Here ya go Gyreen ;) Click here
SFDukie struck the key - luster tells all when it comes to unc coins ;)
That's the problem with natural toning - you don't know what you'll get until it's already happened. How a coin will tone depends on so many...
You can use any photo program to resize the pics - sometimes they call it Compress instead of resize. You can even use Microsoft Paint to resize...
Well that's possible, but not likely. They come right from the mint that way - with dings and scratches ;)
Separate names with a comma.
