But, if the print were any small on that 'replica' I'd need a magnifying glass.
Frank Spadone used to write books on errors in the 1960's and early 1970's. He always listed these and assigned a premium to them. They are neat,...
I am sure that some may disagree, but I'd say at least an XF. Very nice, very attractive. Great Cherrypick.
Danr: I have a bunch of ASE's and 1/10 oz AGE's. Not a consistent collection, I kinda fell into them. In the ASE: the 1996 is a better date,...
read here: http://www.e-slab.com/
DJ: Very nice, I'd say a 63. That reverse looks like a DMPL. Is it?
spinachdip: And, welcome to the forum.
eSlab, wonder if they are related to eBay?
Corey: There is a great spread in the term "cleaned". It included slight hairlines; bright, unattractive cleanings; polished coins, et cetera....
one more, same seller: But this one is real different:...
check it out. http://cgi.ebay.com/1800-coin_W0QQitemZ330147873553QQihZ014QQcategoryZ11976QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem we should have a permanent...
elaine: he is talking about transactions taking place thru this forum.
Corey: 1) agreed on the cigarette. 2) Probably just an updated portrait, although the reverse should be completely redesigned.
Corey: From what I have seen, the prices are all over. Most members try to give the other members a fair price. Check the auctions thread or the...
Esky: Agreed, if and when they change the design, there will be a mad rush for these, and they'll increase in value. Until then: (?).
Kevin: Thanks for the posting, and the contest. Perhaps Dak took the summer off? And, thanks for the contest.
1) The Gray sheet is for raw coins. 2) Sight unseen are for slabbed coins, usually average for the grade, or low end. High end are or should be...
Cody: Watch out in Coin World, each year there are scholarships given out for the Summer interns.
The dime: Probably acid bath. the Jefferson: Possibly a polished die, to remove a clash with the reverse.
No known estimates ( that I am aware of) of the number minted. Any that are around are just guesses anyway. The Future: Lemme check my crystal...
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