Here is my respresentative example for the Charlotte gold Liberty $2.50, an 1858-C.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] From what I have read, neither the...
At least I have this ... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here is another view of it, which shows the luster, but also some of the warts. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I don't care for the toning, which I would call "tarnish." This is probably a mint set coin since the cardboard holders often (but not always)...
I have not been to a "farm sale" in many years. The one I did attend went like this. Coins that had very little value went for way more than they...
Thank you for posting this. I did go on, and perhaps I have purchased the two piece gold coin set. This is an odd way to sell material to say the...
If you can save up $300 for one, $100 is too much. If the green corrosion is still active, you won’t have much in that holder in a few years.
The corrosion is below the surface. Messing with it will make it worse.
If you are a collector, you will be happier if you avoid the modern U.S. Mint and collect the older material where the Mint does not control the...
Yes, he is a liar. He should know that a product that celebrates the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower voyage would generate more demand than a...
I have no desire to buy the reverse Proof. With the mint it's all bait and switch. It will be best to wait a couple of years and buy it then....
I don't have anybody I can trust who is available. My wife was busy with her 92 year old parents.
I once owned the one that came out of the Garrette Sale. It was a VF, but the TPGs refused to grade it. The OP piece is very nice for the grade.
The mint will ship the problem coins with scratches and spots that won't go into high grade holdes. I got stuck with a Douglas McArthur $5 gold...
Since we canceled our annual Christmas Orlando trip, I can't attend. I've been locked down for 10 months. There's no use blowing all of that...
VF-20 sharpness, cleaned and re-colored.
That's a nice circulated example. One of my old girl friend's family had one of these Poor. You could attribute the variety by the dentiles.
She got to design some of the commemorative coins, like the Alabama, Grant and Fort Vancouver.
The piece regular two piece gold Proof set is "unavailable." Two dentist apointments in a row, and I'm shut out. These mintages of under 5,000...
Oh really? I tried to access the site, and I can't do it. Obviously it has crashed again.
I find most reverse Proofs to be ugly. Most of them are not for me.
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