I don't think it is struck well enough for a proof. I'm calling it 64RB.
I don't think you have to overcome the people that are bothering you. After all, it's not like you have to convince them of anything unless you...
Any legal tactic a dealer chooses is his to employ as far as I am concerned. Whether or not it's worth the seller's attempts to try it depends...
The OPs coin is 4.3% lighter than the standard weight as minted. According to pages 132-134 of @physics-fan3.14 book, his experiment with Lincoln...
You asked for what I thought of the idea of "transparent pricing" from my own standpoint, therefore I am not going to pretend I know what the...
Final report on this. After very close examination I cannot find any hairlines at all on this coin. At PF-65 on this vintage, you might expect...
Great concise history. Not my area but really gave me some perspective. My family traces back to the Saxon domination.
Update: I just received this coin (3 days from CA to FL via USPS). The TruView photo is a very fair representation of the coin. Frankly, I was...
I'm giving it a 64 even though I think on a good day the TPGs might well call it a 65 for the luster bump.
OK, here's the reveal. Thanks everyone for playing. There were 17 responses: XF - 1 PR-64 - 4 PR-65 - 9 PR65+ - 1 PR-66 - 1 PR-68 - 1 CAC...
I spent half the morning looking for the magazine article that I remembered that discussed the pronunciation of "disme" but I couldn't find it...
Jack, I see you posted this Saturday night but it only appeared in my listing this morning (Tuesday). Keep up this good work and I look forward...
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Don't leave me in suspese! How do you prronounce "Feuchtwanger"?
I have read in several reliable sources that "disme" was pronounced in the 18th century as "dime".
A good point and one I thought about before I posted this. Without having any personal knowledge of the inner workings at CAC, it seems more...
I use cash for almost all in-person transactions except for gas which is CC, never debit which is way too dangerous. My wife uses CC for almost...
I'm going with 55.
Ha! You, me and most everyone.
"CAC" is the acronym for "Certified Acceptance Corporation" but I think the company just goes by "CAC" now. They are the company that puts the...
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