yup, they would be incused.
spock: There isn't any such designation, but look at how flat the strikes are in some 65 and 64 slabs and then compare them to yours. Look at...
Stop Motion so, what's the grade?
That is NOT a putdown on newcomers or their interest in collecting modern coins. It IS a putdown on the crazy prices that so-called modern grade...
why so much?
I agree with Zane.
Gee, and I was looking for the Dracula eyes one. Just kidding. No interest
Milwaukee show was really fun. Although, I did not get many coins there, and everyone wanted full retail, and retail was over trends, aside from...
Midas: Stop insulting pigs!
Guaranteed market crash date: I guarantee that the market will crash: The day after I decide to spend some money on modern coins. I will alert...
yes, the dropped letters (from a filled die, usually from grease) can caused a raised area. However, how do you get a dropped letter from the...
Rickie: Before zip codes, they had zones. the zones were two digit numbers, for sorting the mail. (God, I feel old sometimes.)
I'm shooting for MS-64, PL.
Spock: That coin is a candidate for the full strike designation on Walkers that I have been fighting for for years. Very nice.
Cody: Join the PCGS club, I did it at Milwaukee and there are several levels of membership. For $199, you get 8 free submissions. that saves you...
I am sorry for their loss, but...lets face it, that is a classic con.
Carl: Very nice.
To think of all of the hours that I have spent in the field with my detector.... and never found one gold coin! Sometimes it is better to be lucky.
Huh? If it was a contact make it would be incuse (dented in) and not raised. To be raised, it would have had to happen on the die (dented into...
roto: Sorry to say but I don't think that it is ligit. Ask Mike Diamond. But, I really thing (in spite of the reverse details) that it may be an...
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