very neat. Are the coins real? Or copies?
agreed!
I was dead on.
and from the weakness of the strike, I agree, by your weights, could be legit.
agreed, there isn't anything else as comprehensive
Actually, they are called coins because they circulated as coinage.
Why don't we have a smirky smilie?
and impossible to prove the provenance.
The surfaces look a little funky. I wish you guys would take them out of the plastic before you take pictures.
Leave it to Conder to come up with this example! Good one.
AU-63. :) [That is what I call a really nice AU-58]
details: Due to being too beat up. {or BU= Beat Up.]
#1: Split grade 64/65 - the hit on the nose hurts. #2: 64, poss PL. #3: 65+ PS: Can I metal detect your back yard? How do you get this stuff!
#1: Even US cents of old (pre-1982) were not pure copper. #2; The only way it could have happened is on a cent planchet. Still not possible, since...
Per NGC: Early Bird $30 12 working days 12 working days All US coins. Maximum value $3,000. I am sure the other $30 covered mailing, both...
yup, sign up there, get 4 or 8 freebies, and submit them immediately.
There are exactly eleventeen 1921 Morgans left for collectors. Not one more, not one less.
It sure looks like a proof. Someone at CU told me that it was a 1.2
possible 1st gen PCGS?
Buying: I want NGC, more conservative grades. Selling: PCGS: more liberal grading, better prices. [Note: The above is not true of the Newman...
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