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Ah thanks. I have a 1914 at PCGS that I hope does not get "details" graded AU as it is nice but a bit of luster loss.
This coin is not especially rare, although as readers know is frequently messed with, cleaned, scrubbed or abused. I actually like the mid-grade...
Yes, I'm sure but evidently only two made so not sure it would have gotten out a lot..LOL
There are subtle differences as this is not just an off metal strike but rather a pattern. The only other was in the Norweb collection.
Yes, you are correct! Maybe that was too obvious...
Here is an 1839 half sovereign, a coin I rather like. Let me apologize at the lack of photographic skills. See if you can figure out what is...
I was trying to make a point as this is not my coin, although I do have 1902 Proof and also a currency 5 pounds/sovereigns coins. The grading as...
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OK, this is a tricky one as the TPGs (ie NGC and PCGS) are "Variable" in grading the entire 1902 Matte proof series. Here is one for your...
Do keep me posted as I am interested in trying to figure out more about the FM. True matte coins after 1977 from the FM ought to be a challenge.
The "70" grade even harder. I think I bought mine about 6 yrs ago for the then high price of 299USD...
I don't have a lot of Guatemalan but got this at auction a few years ago, it is an essai and fairly rare I believe (it also appears that the...
Middle two on bottom are from Greece. The others look Asian: maybe Japanese, Thai, etc.
Uh, that last venue not noted for bargains! LOL
Apmex sales were of ridiculous items and nothing of interest, nor at any kind of "good" price IMHO.
That is indeed the coin number which is not the lookup number.
Ah, thanks then for your opinion. However, I will go ahead and challenge you to find me a coin with such few marks and NO hairlines that only goes...
That is the blasting material left. PCGS was requested to remove - the only problem as has been pointed out is - what does the metal look like...
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