OK, fixed it. [IMG] :)
I have a similar point of view but I respect those that like varieties. It takes diligence and patience of which I have neither.
Here is the old photo: [IMG]
Mike, I bet there is a way in photoshop to rotate a photo less than 90 degrees, I just don't know how to do that yet. I had to angle the coin a...
I would like to state that this coin is very deeply toned yet extremely lustrous. In all of my previous photo attempts, I captured the color...
How about a hint!
The toning is worth a premium for sure but remember that 1958 mint sets are famous for fantastic toned coins. The number of wildly toned examples...
That is how I win. Everyone thinks your face is where the tells are. Look at a guys hands, they tell you much more.
You should already know my answer.
Good try Mike. I will say this: I am an expert poker player.
Mike, I think we are both on the same page and I will leave it at that. Nothing good can come from continuing this discussion.
I never said that lawsuits are trivial, just more rare than you are trying to imply. As far as taking your word for it, I am taking the word of...
Is this the same lawsuit that was referenced earlier in this thread?
Who won the case?
Mike, I was afraid nobody would respond to the thread. I get your point and no, they are not the same. I think Battle Creek is a hoard btw.
To a certain extent, yes. IMO, expert is a relative term. I consider my knowledge and experience with toned coins to be more advanced than most...
OK. so nobody has a Binion, Fitzgerald, Battle Creek, or Omaha Bank Hoard coin in their collection. I find that extremely difficult to believe....
OK, I lied. I didn't lose it playing poker, unless pai gow poker counts.
Good Question: I can list all the reasons it should not have sold for almost 3X bid. Weak Strike: Mushy all over including no full head...
Check out the toning pattern on this 1936 Mercury Dime NGC PR67. Looks like rainbow glitter was spilled on the coin. I wish I could see this...
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