To paraphrase, "diapers and some CoinTalk threads should be changed often, and for the same reason..."
It's summer; it's possible that the seller has actually been gone for a week. I would give the seller more time to respond before opening a case...
This is one of the many reasons I prefer circulated junk that already displays all the problems it's going to have. That, and I'm cheap....
That's what I thought. So what do those "shop" prices mean?
They can distinguish a proof coin that way, but a proof-like?
It's right there in front of you. What, you wanted us to predict the direction, too?
That's an excellent plan. Please follow up here. If it's an actual silver planchet, we'll all be interested to hear that, and we'll have some work...
Be careful in the face of a sales pitch. The video showed the device reading SILVER through GOLD plating. That's a very different challenge;...
It seems to me that this is the same question that we face in any other market -- is it a "dip", or is this the new normal? During the big run-up...
Yes. Somehow I missed the part about the acetone bath. But I couldn't follow your comment about "small chem bath" -- it sounded like you were...
Um, I think you're on a different channel from the rest of us. The first images were from the seller, done on a scanner, not a camera. The second...
http://www.sigmametalytics.com/information.html I'll admit that I'm thinking mostly about induced current and back EMF, not direct B-field...
Yeah, I'm not sure you need more light/brightness, because the highlights on the coin already look like they're saturated. The white holder will...
That poor thing... :(
At this point I think that dateless Buffalos heavily outnumber dated ones, so you could make the argument that "average circulated" means "no...
Because how many would they sell if they didn't say that? If all they're sending through the coin is electromagnetic waves, I want to see how...
The "dimensions" part is important. If it's a foreign or underweight silver planchet, it should be thinner than expected, and the design should be...
It's funny, a new member just started a thread about a quarter weighing 5.7g that a Sigma machine "verified" as 90% silver. I'm ready to argue...
Okay, here's one thread mentioning Sigma Metalytics: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/sigma-metalytics-modern-5-half-eagles.296929/ I thought...
Something icky got stuck on it, the rest of the coin toned, then the icky stuff came off. That's my scientific analysis. ;)
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