As we all know, modern British kings and queens don't have much say in the political policies and issues that face the country. They are now no...
I see an AU-58 that ends up in an MS-62 holder. The MS-64 grade is ridiculous, but it’s not surprising. When I was a dealer, I saw the worst, must...
This Greg Weinman has been a government employee for all of his professional career. Do you really think you are going to get any objective...
I have been an admirer of King George VI, who is Queen Elizabeth II's father, since I started to collect British coins and saw the film "The...
You don't get much luster on an EF graded coin these days. Even the "classic view" is that an EF-45 has traces of luster.
I have found the grading services to be very inconsistent in the way they grade this coin. Part of the trouble is that the coin did not strike up...
I would say somewhere in the AU-55 neighborhood.
If you want a quickie beginner’s lesson on artificially toned coins, look at the previous post. Some people actually like that CRA ... sort of...
Yes, it's an AU. Getting an example of this date and mint mark combition in a Mint State holder is like walking on water. AUs are common; Mint...
I am afraid that I am not nearly as focused as you are. I collected Indian cents and type coins when I was in high school in the 1960s. My...
The sharpness is in the AU range, but the spots and possible cleaning take it down to EF-40 from the pricing perspective. There is only die Cohen...
Only the reverse is “a toner.” The obverse is white.
No, only ONE William II. The first one helped finance the second one.
The William II, or "Rufus" penny is a lot tougher than the William I coin. Getting a William I coin mostly takes money. You have to wait in line...
Here I am again ... "locked down" (Not officially, but actual none the less) in Florida. It's going on five months now, and there is no end in...
There are lags in the system. The best thing to do is to log-in here and check the "Alerts" box in the upper right corner. I don't want the...
My answer is "no." If they want to commemorate World War II, they should do it with a real coin, like they did in 1995. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yes, if you want to pay retail. Maybe things have changed, but when I was going to the shows, you could buy these coins for less than retail. Of...
There are a fair number of collectors who don't like Morgan Dallars because so many of them are common in Mint State, and they have been heavily...
If you have it graded, you are going to get an MS-62 or a 63. Using Grey Sheet prices, an MS-62 is worth $197. An MS-63 is worth $198. There is...
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