I'm pretty confident the 1890-O would get a proof-like designation if it were to be graded, but I'm curious if it would be possible to get DMPL....
What's the grade on that beauty?
Here's some more I may not have shared here before. I suspect the 1826 half cent has been cleaned/altered in some way, but it looks fantastic in...
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I recently took some updated pictures (just using my phone) when it was a sunny morning a little while back. I took the coins out of my albums and...
I'm not sure on value, but it might be missing a clad layer. Have you weighed it? Typical dime weight for that year is 2.27 grams so if it's...
I visit that site very often, and it's full of just about all of the information needed to nail down which VAM variety you've got. What isn't...
Holy moly! $125 for the book (volume 2) on proof nickels? That's a bit too much for me. I suppose I'll just have to keep searching online and...
Neither have I, so I'm kind of stuck on trying to identify individual types. So far I have only found a few older listings with the variety...
These aren't the greatest pictures, but they'll suffice for now. I'm hoping to get some tomorrow morning once the sun comes back up and using the...
Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone has a link handy for referencing JD varieties, particularly on proof V nickels. It's not a fool-proof...
She's pretty!!
I'm typically in the "ready, fire, aim" brigade and buy coins I like before I really think about it. Sometimes it works out in my favor like the...
I do agree that there seems to be a slightly interesting compliance between some auction houses and their respective preferred grading companies....
I like the idea of ANACS because they still assign a number grade to problem-coins, which by itself is a huge positive point for coins with...
I wonder that, too. Maybe they'll just hold onto your coins until you renew? (My attempt at sarcasm)
I'm ok with stringent standards so long as they're grading them fairly. I would assume they all do as good of a job that they can, but i know that...
1929 quarter eagle, 1883 V nickel (possibly a proof), 1834 bust half, maybe a 1930 SLQ, and some others.
My membership is nearing renewal for PCGS and I can't help but think of greener pastures elsewhere. The Trueview images were pretty bad for the...
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