blackstar: Note: 1) if you are talking about the envelope, open it. The real ones were not sealed to start with, the boxes (mailers) were sealed....
Mike: I don't see the cleaning, where do you detect it? never mind, I think I see what you are saying.
Looks VG-8, possibly cleaned.
Cody: Okay, NGC graded, and I'll guess MS-63, but it should have been lower.
Not a bad idea, just put the circ ones on top to rub against the cotton.
Can I give your Mom my address? I pay quickly also, especially with prices like those.
DJ: I guess that I am not approved as a beta tester, I don't see the link.
Is youse guys makin' fun of dem guys frm Brokolyn? Huh?
cody: what is "my sig"?
Ah, come on guys (and gals). It was certified by SGS, Sal's Grading Service. You know the one: "Send it in and we'll put it in a nice protective...
Huh? Twiggs; Does that mean: This coin is bogus? oops--got it that is an L not a I, never mind.
dave: Definitely NOT a double die. On the date it is strike doubling, on the Liberty it looks more like die chatter. Look at the date: the...
Just a thought: Are you located in Milwaukee? Sometimes the ANA does 'coin drops' during the conventions, there was one there last week.
rlm: So, now you are supporting his position. He did receive the coin in a plain business sized envelope. No padding, no nothing.
coin counting machine damage. no added value, in fact-- it is damage.
what Mike said.
Thanks, Conder, I am glad that someone else burst a bubble about rotated dies, besides me.
Nice tip! Good luck.
Work on a nice medium grade set of Barber dimes, quarters or half dollars. Each is due to increase in value.
Cole: Technically (I believe) that Ruben is referring to the fact that in the early US only silver & gold coins were "legal tender". In addition,...
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