Well, its been a bit over 24 hours so I'll reveal: Currently, NGC MS-68. No Star. I really think this one deserves it if you saw it in hand, but...
Still my favorite coin picture I've ever taken: [ATTACH]
WOW. This is fascinating!
EF-45 is a bit too harsh. I like it at 53, but I wouldn't be offended by AU-50.
I think there are a few of these out there undesignated. In researching PL examples of the date for price comparison, at least one or two...
It has a unique texture. This is probably from a mint set, and the earliest strikes are nearly PL. This piece isn't semi-PL, but it is different...
Very nice set, and I definitely appreciate that its in its original case.
I have no idea why, but I do know that auction history indicates this variety sells for a significant premium. Here are two sales I found:...
I suppose you are technically correct. I've always used the term both ways. Either way, I win on this one!
I saw this Roosevelt dime on Ebay recently, and I had a whole bunch of Ebay Bucks, so I cashed them in. The original asking price of $250 was a...
Is that quarter struck through a staple? I don't know how JA feels about errors like this. I think it looks quite nice, but I'm concerned about...
Star or no star? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Many of the people teaching and attending the seminar are also interested in attending the show. The teachers are often dealers who have tables....
Nope, very clearly that is machine doubling. Please read the following articles very carefully: http://www.error-ref.com/doubled-dies/...
Some influential leaders are great speakers. Some influential leaders are great writers. Sometimes, you get a winning combination of both....
I will say, numismatic education tends to lag a few decades behind the modern world. Obviously, there is no direct replacement for in-person,...
Its unfortunate, but I'm not surprised.
The green film on the obverse and green spots on the reverse appear to be some sort of surface contamination.
Hey, at least you read the rules! That's better than most.
I think you might be right. That explains the marks on the reverse above Cent. If it were rolled thin, I would expect the unstruck surfaces to...
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