Greysheet is for raw. Bluesheet is for slabbed.
Well, considering that, including postage, you paid about silver melt, or lower, ya done good.
Did she also sell the Franklin? If so, get a refund, and then neg her for mis-leading pictures.
why not cull to gem BU?
oops, please delete.
Please see link: EDITED - Mods: I hope that this is okay. - Frank: as far as I know, that wouldn't be allowed since it is you, yourself...
Oh, sure, I have your address right here......... somewhere...... oh, I can just send it c/o the asylum?
easy: the 1894 S Barber Dime and the 1933 Double eagle, plus the 1804 $!
I missed this news article this weekend: For once the judge got it right! "Judge says U.S. must return rare coins to Phila. family By...
why not tell us how you polish the slabs?
yup, what Steve said, unless the pictures are missing something: like luster.
I have to stop reading these stories, I'l have nightmares tonight!
Being extremely technical, yes, the piece presented is not a pattern, as we normally understand the terminology. As presented in the past, and...
weryon You were lucky, most of the time those 'deals' are for bogus chains. Sometimes ya win, sometimes ...
Thanks for the story.
Actually, I do not. But I will search for some and let you know. Noost: Thanks for posting. Great picture. snaz: On second thought: Yes...
Thanks, Mark, I needed the laugh!
as you wished: http://www.cointalk.com/forum/t64015/#post654434 better late than never. I guess.
FYI: The dots to the top right of Monticello, under America are not damage, they are a part of the design.
As requested elsewhere (by Paddy), I promised to post the Jefferson Nickel 1938 Pattern Coin. The story goes that the Treasury Department...
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