I guess controverting my statement with ignorance and without a modicum of civility is a problem. Sorry I did have to blow the ignorance out of...
It IS NOT A PROOF! Actually, even the proofs are quite scarce. So wrong on both counts. Please try to even find a proof right now on the internet...
This coin is one of my all time finds on eBay - unknown and uncatalogued. I have not seen any other since issue in 1984 and cost a princely $3.59...
Rubbing alcohol is usually isopropyl (vs. ethanol) in the USA, not sure about UK. It is a quite different solvent than acetone. The former has...
Ouch! Uh, please let me know where I can buy this at AU55 . LOL
I believe those are not struck up. Please check reverse fields and devices as well.
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I just got this back from grading, and really like the coin. Hope viewers appreciate, GTG if you choose. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Coin graded 55 at PCGS.
Yes, the denticles on the reverse are - see those on reverse which is better struck at about 4 o'clock, and almost all the denticles on obverse...
Thanks, I got it raw of course a couple of years ago from a British auction house along with some other scarcer dates. Grades MS65.
I believe that is correct.
This is quite rare in this state of preservation and is most likely not Maundy:[ATTACH][ATTACH]
This is a wild error coin that just came back graded Proof 66 from PCGS. It is not Franklin Mint, but rather a US Mint product.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yes, I was thrilled to get it from the PCGS site for relatively low amount - 355 USD. I passed on a 1914 as it was too hard to tell from the...
Thanks, as I have always liked this coin but wanted to get one that I hoped would be above the usual AU to low uncirculated. Didn't want to fess...
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Yes, sorry about the picture. The coin graded at "55" which certainly was fair, but possibly on the low side as it has considerable original...
This is quite a rare date in the better states of preservation, and IMO quite under appreciated. These pictures do not reproduce well here , but...
I prefer the 1910. IMO, the '05 florins are not all that scarce and esp. in ~VF or so condition.
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