Proof would have been made in San Fran and have an S mintmark. This is a Philly coin. He's saying it's proof-like - not proof.
I like the image. I'm concerned how easy it would be to see the errors on the shirt (especially the top and bottom ones).
That was actually well written and informative to a beginner. Good job, CoinWeek.
I think people are getting confused between "C" coins and "coins with problems". A coin can absolutely have the details of an A or B coin (in...
The scratches mean NO bean from me.
This one isn't repunched ;)
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Not entirely sure what you mean by this, but CAC is completely independent of the star. The CAC sticker ignores any Star or Plus designation and...
NGC does the same thing. There's a list of varieties that are significant enough to be designated. The vast majority of DDOs and RPMs and such are...
They were in a toilet, urinal, fountain, pond, dirt, or something. They aren't toned. They are environmentally damaged.
I'm not familiar with these at all, so I'm not terribly sure where it should be. I'd guess there's a bit of strike weakness, but I do see a decent...
That is an awesome coin, congrats!
The Lincoln cent probably has very strong cameo in places on the obverse, and the question is - does the obverse meet DCAM? The answer is no....
I'll be honest, I hadn't responded on the Merc because I don't have a very good idea on this one. As far as grade goes, I think it is definitely a...
So you're saying I nailed the grade ;) Congrats!
The press says that it is an A or B coin, not a C. Thus, it would stand to reason that 66% of coins should get a CAC (making a certain set of...
Wow, really fast reveal on the Indian. I would say no bean on Circ Cam's Indian (and absolutely no bean on the blue MS-70'd 1900 Indian!) I'd...
Those are pretty obvious fakes for anyone familiar with genuine errors, or experienced in the field... but they are also pretty good fakes that...
No, and I don't think they ever have been. Even when they were in the EU, they still used Pounds.
Very nice crusty old piece of silver.
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