nickelman: Once again we agree. Difficult to tell.
As stated above, do you think that this seller's description is accurate? "Beautiful High Grade" and "rare"?...
Come on guys, we all know that it is a class II 1804 silver dollar! Any fool can see that! By the way, I am putting up a lot on ebay, one...
Indianhead: As a kind note, please remember that I am bidding on this piece. I do have my sniping software in place at this time and plan...
Toad: Nice letters back & forth. Seems like a nice guy also.
Darryl I can't be sure by the pictures, but it dosen't look like it. So, a light cleaning couldn't hurt it. [yeah, yeah, I know.....I...
Jack: We can only hope that the seller looses money on the transaction.
sure, its an SGS MS-69! (one point off for being unidentifible.)
Check the eye on that 1943 P war nickel. It COULD be the doubled eye, not sure, hard to tell from the picture.
Toad: Loved that 'Richard Nixon' commemorative double eagle (look at the nose!) Good luck.
I would submit it for curating (?). Nice coin. Very scarce. Until recently my best was a VF-30. I was able to pick up an unc in Milwaukee....
I'd venture XF. looks nice.
Good deal, nice pieces.
VF @ $1,000? Grab it. Case closed. Or send me the dealer's name.
I presume that is a scan, so the color may be off. the green gunk is PVC, so is may be removable. The grade is about an XF-45. Nice piece,...
ozark good idea, for the additional pix. However, how can you tell that it hasn't been cleaned?
As stated: What is the grade? It must be a very low end AG for $100. Either way, go for it. I haven't seen one in over a year!
Wait a minute. Try a larger size opening. You may be using a nickel in a dime holder, or cent in a dime holder.
MArk: It was just a poor attempt at scarcasm, sorry that it flopped. However, that said, unless the lighting is WAY off, it ain't natural.
Ben: Wow! That ancient civilization called pu-er-to-ri-co. Some language, not English?
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